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Inspirational figures honoured by Durham University
Inspirational figures from the worlds of human rights, education, media, conservation and business have been honoured by Durham University.
Complete University Guide 2025
The Department has risen from 5th to 4th in the latest Complete University Guide 2025
Welcoming Bentley Crudgington to the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities.
We are delighted to welcome Bentley Crudgington to our Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities.
Driving inclusive growth in North East England
As a global University and proudly part of North East England, we’re working with partners to improve life chances and promote prosperity, locally and nationally. As we begin a new academic year, here are some of the ways we’re making a positive impact in our communities: economically, socially and culturally.
DEI Celebrates International Women & Girls in Science Day
On 11 February 2021, 181 school pupils and teachers joined Durham Energy Institute and our Energy Centre of Doctoral Training to celebrate International Women and Girls in Science Day!
Durham Global Week Launches
We are delighted to announce the launch of Durham Global Week, a celebration of the multicultural diversity that defines us as a leading global university, with staff and students from over 150 countries.
Sir Harry Evans Global Fellow helps Reuters scoop top award
Our first ever Sir Harry Evans Global Fellow is part of a team of Reuters journalists to win a prestigious award for exposing wrongdoing in Elon Musk’s business empire.
We are a Gold standard Hedgehog Friendly Campus!
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded a prestigious Gold Award from the Hedgehog Preservation Society 2022/23, as a Hedgehog Friendly Campus.
Historic ceremony to welcome Dr Fiona Hill as our 13th Chancellor
We have officially welcomed acclaimed foreign affairs expert Dr Fiona Hill as our 13th Chancellor.
Unveiling Josephine Butler's Legacy: Panel Discussion Takes Centre Stage in Musical Tribute
In a captivating fusion of music, history, and activism, the Alnwick Playhouse recently played host to an evening dedicated to the life and legacy of Josephine Butler.
Heritage protection in a humanitarian crisis
After Kathmandu was hit by the Gorkha Earthquake in April 2015, a team from Durham University’s UNESCO Chair on Archaeological Ethics and Practice in Cultural Heritage was invited by the Government of Nepal and UNESCO to assess damaged historic monuments.
How we're helping to break down barriers to opportunity
At Durham we firmly believe that everyone should have fair and equal access to education and skills training. Our Vice-Chancellor Professor Karen O'Brien explores what we're doing to break down the barriers that can prevent people from progressing into further education and employment.