Why we need to ask tough questions about gangs and crime among young Muslim men
Dr Mohammed Qasim is not your typical academic - he has spent years following gangs and drug dealers in order to better understand the causes of crime.
News from 2022
Public Health and Community Wellbeing - A vital course to support society says new Programme Leader Dr Imose Itua
New Programme Leader for our Public Health and Community Wellbeing course, Dr Imose Itua has spoken about how important the skills gained on the course are to society: "The course is more relevant now than ever. In light of the enormous changes to public health over the last two years and with the pandemic slowly phasing out, "public health and community wellbeing” is vital for many reasons, not least mental health pressures, the cost of living crisis, the need to support healthier lifestyle and of course the need for preparedness for emerging and re-emerging infectious disease. The prevalence of infectious disease and non-communicable disease has increased in the past few years and outcomes have worsened due to the pandemic.”
IT Director nominated for Influential Women in UK Tech award
Juliette Atkinson, IT Director at the University of Bradford has been nominated for an Influential Women in UK Tech award by industry magazine Computer Weekly, alongside an illustrious list of women including Clare Barclay, CEO of Microsoft UK, Funmi Adewodu, iOS Engineer at Spotify and Sonia Patel, System CIO at NHS England.
Bradford architecture students invited on week-long study trip to Morocco
Students enrolling on the University of Bradford’s brand new architectural degrees can take part in a week-long study trip to Morocco.
Archaeology puts skeletons in the spotlight
Bushcraft expert Ray Mears, best known for his tv programmes on wilderness survival, has recently spent the day at the University of Bradford as part of an upcoming tv programme on the history of archery.