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Study at Durham
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Undergraduate Study
Our research-led education ensures our broad range of courses will challenge and inspire you.
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Postgraduate Study
Our taught Masters and research programmes will enable you to push the boundaries of current thinking and research.
Undergraduate Study
Our research-led education ensures our broad range of courses will challenge and inspire you.
Postgraduate Study
Our taught Masters and research programmes will enable you to push the boundaries of current thinking and research.
Covid-19
We are updating our Covid-19 webpages with information and guidance on a regular basis to reflect the latest government advice.
My tutors at Durham were supportive and helped open my eyes to the different avenues available to me after University. My experiences helped build my confidence, resilience and communication - giving me the necessary skills to represent myself to the best of my ability during interviews.
How to Visit Us
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Open Days, Visits and Tours
Find out about our teaching excellence, explore our award-winning facilities, and experience our distinctive college communities.
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Getting here, Access information and more...
Whatever new experiences you’re looking for, you’ll find your place within the evocative and historic surroundings of the city, county and community that is Durham.
Open Days, Visits and Tours
Find out about our teaching excellence, explore our award-winning facilities, and experience our distinctive college communities.
Getting here, Access information and more...
Whatever new experiences you’re looking for, you’ll find your place within the evocative and historic surroundings of the city, county and community that is Durham.
What's new?
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League table displays our dedication to sustainability
We’re celebrating being ranked in the top 30 in the People and Planet Green League rankings 2021.Durham news
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Durham Alumnus Supports Student Art Prize into the Future
The Student Art Prize 2021/22 has officially launched, with a special Durham alumnus kindly pledging their support for at least the next 10 years.Student news
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Negative music strikes a positive note in listeners’ memories
Have you ever listened to a piece of music, and despite the genre or tone, been able to think of a positive memory? These are the findings from the latest research project from Dr Kelly Jakubowski, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow from our Department of Music.Research news.png)
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Exploring the medieval Christmas table
There is no escaping that food plays a central role in Christmas celebrations across the world. However, it’s unlikely that many of us will be cooking quite the variety, or volume, of foods seen in large medieval households!Research news
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How 3D printing could improve spare part supply chains
3D printing could be key to reducing inventory and making supply chains for spare parts more responsive, according to new research from Dr Atanu Chaudhuri at the Business School.Research news
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12 Stories to Remember from 2021
It’s been an extraordinary year for us here at Durham University. Here we look back on 12 Stories to Remember from 2021.Durham news
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Getting Active Through Moving Social Work
Academics from our Department of Sports and Exercise Sciences have been working in collaboration with Sport England through Get Yourself Active (GYA), in order to launch the Moving Social Work programme.Durham news
League table displays our dedication to sustainability
We’re celebrating being ranked in the top 30 in the People and Planet Green League rankings 2021.
Durham Alumnus Supports Student Art Prize into the Future
Negative music strikes a positive note in listeners’ memories
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Exploring the medieval Christmas table
How 3D printing could improve spare part supply chains
12 Stories to Remember from 2021
Getting Active Through Moving Social Work
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Penalty Shootouts Could Be Fairer
New research at the School has found that a score-dependent alternating order in penalty shootouts is fairer than the order currently in use.Research news.png)
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US prep schools held student exchanges with elite Nazi academies
Dr Helen Roche, Associate Professor in Modern European Cultural History in our Department of History, looks back on exchange programmes which took place between leading American and Germans schools in the 1930s.Research news
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Ancient tower at Auckland Castle uncovered
A team from our Department of Archaeology, in partnership with archaeologists and volunteers from The Auckland Project, has been uncovering the secrets beneath the lawns of County Durham's Auckland Castle.Research news
Penalty Shootouts Could Be Fairer
New research at the School has found that a score-dependent alternating order in penalty shootouts is fairer than the order currently in use.
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US prep schools held student exchanges with elite Nazi academies
Ancient tower at Auckland Castle uncovered
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Durham University Teaching and Learning Awards 2021
On 17th November 2021, we were thrilled to host the 2021 Teaching and Learning Awards to celebrate excellence.Student news
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Durham Student Named Chegg.Org Global Student Prize Winner
Jeremiah Thoronka, a Postgraduate Anthropology Student has recently become the first winner of a new $100,000 prize which was announced earlier this week from the UNESCO Headquarters and presented virtually by actor, Hugh Jackman.Student news
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A Top 50 European Business School
We’re proud to say that today, we have been ranked in the European Top 50 by the Financial Times.Student news
Durham University Teaching and Learning Awards 2021
On 17th November 2021, we were thrilled to host the 2021 Teaching and Learning Awards to celebrate excellence.
Durham Student Named Chegg.Org Global Student Prize Winner
A Top 50 European Business School
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Is Facebook's 'metaverse' a version of Robert Nozick's experience machine?
Dr Peter West, from our Department of Philosophy, considers the risks of Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse.Research news.png)
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Why Shell pulled out of the Cambo oilfield
Professor Gavin Bridge and Dr Tiago Alves-Teixeira, from our Department of Geography, and Dr Gisa Weszkalnys, Associate Professor of Anthropology at London School of Economics and Political Science, consider why Shell walked away from Cambo, a proposed oilfield off the Shetland Islands.Research news.png)
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Five takeaways from the UK government’s proposal to replace the Human Rights Act
Professor Helen Fenwick, from Durham Law School, calls attention to elements of the Human Rights Act that the UK government may change now that they have opened a consultation on a new bill of rights to replace it.Research news.png)
Is Facebook's 'metaverse' a version of Robert Nozick's experience machine?
Dr Peter West, from our Department of Philosophy, considers the risks of Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse.
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Why Shell pulled out of the Cambo oilfield
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Five takeaways from the UK government’s proposal to replace the Human Rights Act
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Research collaboration at the forefront of new partnership
We have agreed a new partnership with ultrasonic instrumentation manufacturer Coltraco Ultrasonics to develop collaborative research activity and to create research impact.Durham news
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A world of opportunity
We’ve recently welcomed over 20 new apprentices across the University and are able to fund their training thanks to the Government’s Apprenticeship Levy.Durham news
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Acting Vice Chancellor reflects on this year and the Christmas festivities on offer before the end of term
Acting Vice Chancellor, Antony Long, runs through the different entertainment available ahead of the festive period and looks back on some of our achievements this year.Durham news.png)
Research collaboration at the forefront of new partnership
We have agreed a new partnership with ultrasonic instrumentation manufacturer Coltraco Ultrasonics to develop collaborative research activity and to create research impact.
A world of opportunity
Acting Vice Chancellor reflects on this year and the Christmas festivities on offer before the end of term
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Research at Durham: Making an Impact
Our research is making a positive difference to the lives of people all around the world. Across our faculties of Arts and Humanities, our Business School, Science, and Social Sciences and Health, the work of our experts is having a big impact.
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From Our Student Blog: Northern Lights
Northern Lights is Durham University’s top A Cappella group, entering its 9th year of existence. This year they have released a charity single raising much needed funds for Age UK County Durham. Read all about it and listen to the single in Flo’s blog.
Chat to a student
Our student ambassadors are here to answer your questions about student life at Durham. They represent a range of different course and colleges. You can filter by subject or read their profiles to find out what college they are a member of.
Impact Issue 10: Sustainability and Society
Issue 10 of Durham Business School's magazine, IMPACT, is out now! Read fascinating insights on sustainability and society based on our world-class research as well as articles about the impactful work of our students and alumni.