Why this Sunderland professor is being recognised for her impact on education
A Visiting Professor at the University of Sunderland has been named as one of the top 50 most influential people…
How researchers are empowering children to think positively
As we prepare to celebrate World Teachers’ Day (Saturday 5 October), two researchers from the University of Sunderland are working…
Why Sunderland experts are putting Talent Management under the microscope
A team of experts from University of Sunderland are putting Talent Management under the microscope as part of a review…
How Sunderland shaped this Pharmacy graduate 50 years later
In 1974, Colin Ranshaw and his fellow classmates graduated from the Sunderland School of Pharmacy to become pillars in their…
How this academic is at the centre of HR knowledge exchange in the north-east
A lecturer from the University of Sunderland has been appointed to lead a knowledge exchange initiative across the north-east which…
Why a Sunderland academic is calling for better support for older victims of domestic abuse
As we mark International Day of Older Persons (Tuesday 1 October), Associate Professor of Social Sciences and Engagement at the…
Why the University of Sunderland is checking out it’s Bits and Bobs
Bits and Bobs, the University of Sunderland’s annual adult-only event that explores the anatomy of sex, is back again this…
How these international former students took a trip down memory lane decades after graduating
Graduates have taken a trip down memory lane from Greece to the University of Sunderland – decades after graduating. A…
How this international football academy is set for another season of success
A fresh new season has kicked off for international students studying at the South Shields Football Club (SSFC) International Academy…
MA Degree Shows 2024: How a new generation of creatives are engaging with the natural world
The next generation of artists are set to take centre stage at this year’s MA Degree shows at the University…
How a study tackling health inequalities is encouraging more Black men to get checked for prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK, but Black African, Caribbean, and Black British men…
Sunderland set for economic boom as thousands of students return to city
Sunderland is set for an economic jolt as thousands of students return to the city in the next few weeks.…
How young Sunderland female scientists are going global
Four aspiring scientists from the University of Sunderland have beaten competition from students across the UK to secure a place…
How Sunderland’s School of Pharmacy is celebrating a decade of success
The University of Sunderland’s School of Pharmacy has seen a decade of continued success in training the next generation of…
How a study on discrimination and hate crime is putting “hidden” women in the spotlight
A team of researchers from the University of Sunderland are hoping their study into the challenges faced by some Eastern…