September
University leads national drive to boost organ donation in minority ethnic communities
The University of Bedfordshire is leading a national campaign to increase organ donation conversations in minority ethnic communities, combining vital research with grassroots community action.
Second cohort of ‘Heritage Horizons’ commissions announced
A textile artist, community storyteller and fine art graduate are among those leading the second cohort of projects commissioned through the University of Bedfordshire’s Heritage Horizons initiative, dedicated to uncovering, preserving and celebrating diverse stories of heritage.
Bedfordshire marks National Inclusion Week by sharing EDI good practice
To celebrate National Inclusion Week, the University of Bedfordshire is reflecting on some of its key achievements from the past 12 months, which have been revealed in its latest Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Annual Report.
Bedfordshire celebrates strong performance in The Guardian University Guide
The University of Bedfordshire is celebrating a significant climb in The Guardian University Guide 2026, rising 19 places overall and ranking in the top 10 in the UK in a number of subject areas.
Academics launch new study into how people with drug or alcohol dependence can be supported in care homes
New research led by the University of Bedfordshire, in partnership with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) will explore how people with drug and alcohol dependence are supported in care homes.
Discover scholarships & support at the University of Bedfordshire
It is not too late to secure a university place this year – Clearing is still open at the University of Bedfordshire, and prospective students can apply now to take advantage of a wide range of scholarships, bursaries, and financial support.
Bedfordshire gets ready to welcome students for Freshers’ Week
Welcome – or Freshers’ – Week is just around the corner at the University of Bedfordshire, with new and returning students set to join in with a mix of activities, events, and course introductions designed to help them settle into university life.
New research to understand Eastern Europeans’ experiences of end-of-life care
The University of Bedfordshire and Keech Hospice have partnered to jointly sponsor a PhD research degree focused on understanding the experiences of Eastern European adults accessing – or not accessing – palliative and end-of-life care services in Milton Keynes and Bedfordshire.
Clearing 2025: How studying for a degree in Paramedic Science is helping to grow my confidence
A student from the University of Bedfordshire has opened up about how combining classroom learning with hands-on experience has led her towards a career which makes a real difference every day.