The success of students from the University of Bedfordshire who were the first in their families to attend university is being highlighted in a new national campaign led by Universities UK.

Translation services, better communication and an understanding of how to access health and care services could break down barriers and improve the health of Roma people, according to a report by the Luton Roma Trust and the University of Bedfordshire.

Grants of up to £20,000 are available from the University of Bedfordshire to local businesses as part of a new programme launched by West Northamptonshire Council (WNC) to deliver business support, growth and innovation in the region.

The University of Bedfordshire’s community radio station, Radio LaB, is celebrating after being shortlisted for six prizes at the Student Radio Association’s Amplify Awards 2024.

It will be 50 years to the day, from when Sarfraz Manzoor arrived in Luton’s Bury Park from Pakistan to when he steps up to give his first lecture at the University of Bedfordshire, an institution he was appointed Chancellor of last summer.

A brand new ‘Beds Talks’ is coming up at the University of Bedfordshire, exploring the fascinating links between climate change, sport science, and nutrition.

Researchers from the University of Bedfordshire and the Chilterns National Landscape have released the results of the largest UK study on how diverse communities engage with greenspaces and the countryside.

Sports students from the University of Bedfordshire were recently given the opportunity to observe a training session and get an inside look at player preparations at Luton Town Football Club as part of the Education Partnership between the two institutions.

A Television Production graduate from the University of Bedfordshire, who has worked on shows for streaming giant Netflix and broadcasters Channel 4 and BBC, recently returned to campus to inspire current students with his impressive career highlights.

Tomorrow (8 March) marks International Women’s Day (IWD), and the University of Bedfordshire is joining millions around the world in celebrating the achievements and contributions of women.

One lucky Television Production student from the University of Bedfordshire is set to undertake work experience with popular BBC programme ‘The One Show’, as part of an annual scheme nurturing new talent.

The University of Bedfordshire has signed up to the Good Business Charter (GBC) accreditation, a framework which recognises responsible business practices that benefit both the organisation and its people.