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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.
Helping make Durham green
As a responsible university, we’re doing our bit to achieve environmental sustainability – through our environmental research, addressing our own carbon footprint and through working with partners, locally and globally.
How sustainable is the Durham University Period Dignity Pilot?
Following it's launch in November 2023, the Period Dignity Pilot aims to address period poverty and ensure access to free menstrual hygiene products through vending machines and baskets placed in 22 locations across the University, accessible to both students and staff.
We're hiring! Recruitment for Digital Content and Communications Officer (Maternity Cover) now open
Do you have a passion for creating compelling digital content and accessible graphic design?
John Hemingway’s outstanding contribution to IT recognised in national award
Our Chief Information Officer (CIO), John Hemingway, has been awarded CIO of the Year at the UCISA (Universities and Colleges Information Systems Association) Awards 2022. These awards recognise, celebrate, and promote the outstanding achievements and innovation of staff supporting technology in UCISA member organisations.
Master of Social Work Celebrates 20 Years
The Department of Sociology’s Master of Social Work (MSW) is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
Matariki Institutes of Advanced Study support staff exchange between Matariki partners
Institutes of Advanced Study at four Matariki Universities, including the Durham IAS, are offering their communities as home for academic visitors travelling between Matariki partners.
Community excavation projects unveils local history
A collaborative community project involving our Department of Archaeology has unearthed thousands of artefacts from back gardens in a bid to reveal the history of a North East town.
Innovative eye-tracking technology to improve museum visitor experience
Our researchers are part of an exciting new project working to enhance museum visitor experience by using ground-breaking eye-tracking technology.
Royal honour for pioneering Classicist
Congratulations to Dr Arlene Holmes-Henderson, our Associate Professor of Classics and Ancient History, who has been made an MBE by King Charles III for Services to Education.
Award-winning gospel choir to commemorate former Durham University Lecturer
We are celebrating the life of one of our former lecturers, Ruth First.
The diversity of the university experience helps students become good citizens
How do universities produce good citizens? For Mathew Guest, Professor of the Sociology of Religion, research on interfaith relations may have the answer.