Balancing work, home life and a return to education isn’t easy – but a mature student from the University of Bedfordshire has made it happen by using Clearing to find his dream course.

A student from the University of Bedfordshire has spoken about how a decision to return to education through Clearing has paid off.

As thousands of students across the country receive their A-Level, T-Level, and BTEC results today (14 August), the University of Bedfordshire is ready to support students who are still considering their options for higher education. Whether plans have changed or results weren’t quite as expected – Clearing is a great way of securing a university place.

A mature student and dedicated mum has spoken about how visiting the University of Bedfordshire for an Open Day led to her applying through Clearing and discovering her true calling.

The University of Bedfordshire is proud to announce that it has been awarded the University Mental Health Charter Award by Student Minds, the UK’s student mental health charity.

With A Level Results Day fast approaching (14 August), the University of Bedfordshire is here to support students exploring their options through Clearing – whether they’re rethinking their plans or applying to university for the first time.

A PhD student whose research delves into a remotely delivered mind-body physical activity intervention for older people - part-funded by award-winning local charity The Sadie Centre - has graduated from the University of Bedfordshire during this summer’s ceremonies.

A new report, led by the University of Bedfordshire, in partnership with the London School of Economics and the South London Refugee Association, is calling for urgent reform of the UK asylum system to better protect unaccompanied children and young people seeking refuge.

The University of Bedfordshire was proud to welcome back three inspirational alumni to its summer graduation ceremonies – each returning to share their journeys, successes, and advice with the Class of 2025.

The achievements of students were celebrated at this summer’s University of Bedfordshire graduation ceremonies, with a special focus on those who have been honoured with academic prizes in recognition of their outstanding performance.

Luton Town legend Mick Harford, Olympic silver medallist Mallory Franklin, and Luton Rising’s Chair, Paul Kehoe, were just some of the famous faces joining thousands of students to receive honours from the University of Bedfordshire as they celebrated their graduation.

A new collaboration between the University of Bedfordshire and Bedford Borough Council is set to support urban and rural businesses in the Bedford Borough area to innovate, grow, and build long-term resilience.