A study exploring alcohol policy and practice in care homes across England has been carried out by academics from the University of Bedfordshire in partnership with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

The University of Bedfordshire is celebrating another high-scoring year in the People & Planet University Green League, placing third in the UK for its continued sustainability efforts.

The University of Bedfordshire is pleased to announce an expansion of its partnership with Bedford Blues to become the Official Higher Education Partner of the Club.

The University of Bedfordshire has renewed its partnership with Central Bedfordshire Council to provide specialist advice to regional businesses via a targeted support programme that aims to not only instil a sense of dynamism but also contribute to local pride, skill enhancements, and the growth of employment opportunities.

Budding crime scene investigators and reporters tested out their new-found skills during a mock crime scene evening at the University of Bedfordshire, designed to prepare students for the real-life conditions they could face in their careers.

To mark the international climate change negotiations (CoP28), students from the University of Bedfordshire were given an exciting opportunity to learn about measures which reduce climate change and develop the sustainability strategy at an interactive event co-hosted with the Students’ Union.

Students from the University of Bedfordshire had the opportunity to attend Luton Town Football Club’s pre-match press conference and report live on a Premier League game from the Hatters’ press box, as part of the Education Partnership between the two institutions.

New research from the University of Bedfordshire, which explores the experiences of healthcare professionals working with people who use a range of psychoactive substances (NPS), has found there is a need for better training, education, and assessment processes.

To mark International Students’ Day (17th November), the University of Bedfordshire is celebrating its PhD cohort who have gone on to achieve great things through their studies and impactful research.

A new cohort of creatives has been announced for the University of Bedfordshire’s latest local heritage project - Heritage Futures Elevator – which aims to support budding leaders in the sector.

Film and television Assistant Director, David Underwood, recently took a break from his work on the new ITV drama 'Ruth' - amid a production pause on his role for the new ‘Star Wars’ movie - to return to his old stomping ground at the University of Bedfordshire and present a media masterclass for students hoping to follow in his footsteps.

As part of its commitment to nurturing the economic growth of the local community, the University of Bedfordshire has hosted a skills-based event to help support businesses put together funding bids.