Northumbria students join human rights delegation to Colombia
Two law students from Northumbria University, Newcastle, are getting set to travel to Colombia to learn more about the challenges faced by human rights lawyers.
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Review: Performing arts graduate show, The Fall
Northumbria University’s third-year Performing Arts students shone in The Fall, the second of two final year productions created in collaboration with The Northern Stage.
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Northumbria innovators show at fourth international furniture fair
Northumbria University, Newcastle, design graduates jetted across the Atlantic this month to exhibit at the prestigious International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICCF), in New York.
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Northumbria students take centre stage
One of the most infamous scandals in financial history and the devastating fallout of 9/11 are providing powerful backdrops for Northumbria University’s performing arts end of year productions this May.
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Northumbria student business wins regional contest
Business-savvy Northumbria University students will represent the North East in a national enterprise competition after winning the regional finals.
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Shining a light on student enterprise
Enterprising Northumbria University students are celebrating business success after winning awards for their innovative products.
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US Ambassador visits Northumbria
Student and academic design talent was placed under an international spotlight this week when the Ambassador of the United States of America visited Northumbria University, Newcastle.
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Honorary Degree for inspirational musician
Musician and performer Clarence Sarkodee-Adoo has received an Honorary Doctorate of Music from Northumbria University, Newcastle.
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Northumbria University honours region’s bright stars
Inspiring figures who have made a global impact through their work in music, medicine and charity will be honoured at Northumbria University, Newcastle, next week.
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Law Professor appointed to senior crime role
A Visiting Law Professor has been appointed as a member of the influential Criminal Cases Review Commission.
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Taking a twist on traditional degrees as students start-up businesses
Northumbria University, Newcastle has become one of the first universities in the UK to launch a radical new programme in which students spend two years establishing and running their own business.
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Gongs galore for Northumbria graduates
Two high flying businesses set up by graduates from Northumbria University, Newcastle have walked away with a clutch of silverware at the prestigious British Travel Awards
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