The core focus of a recently established institute at the University of Sunderland is to foster a society that prioritizes both social and economic inclusivity.
The Institute for Economic and Social Inclusion (IESI) brings together research, practice, learning and place-making activity from across the University, addressing issues such as the...
The University of Sunderland’s £ 8 million project to transform the former Murray Library into a centre of health excellence is set for completion this month.
The building, on Chester Road, at City Campus, has been undergoing extensive refurbishment work in recent months and will include a permanent home for...
Thousands of students embarking on the journey to career success are propelling the University of Sunderland into one of its most bustling weeks of the year.
Almost 200 University staff and ambassadors are ready to support those going through the Clearing process after receiving their A level, T level and...
Delighted students have awarded a 100% positivity score to a wide array of programs offered at the University of Sunderland.
Results from this year’s National Student Survey (NSS) today show the University is scoring top marks when it comes to an array of categories, including teaching and support for students.
The...
Following a decade of dedicated commitment to professional football, Adam Bale encountered a significant leg injury that became a turning point in his life.
It provided him with the chance to reevaluate his career aspirations and ultimately pursue a long-cherished childhood dream of becoming a lawyer.
Now, at the age of...
In a breathtaking spectacle last Tuesday, the brand-new café at ROKER PARK was gracefully positioned into its home within the historic park, all thanks to the assistance of a colossal crane.
This café stands poised to become the focal point of the park's latest phase of enhancements, which come with...
At the University of Sunderland's St Mary's Childcare Centre, even three-year-old children eagerly donned traditional gowns to receive their scrolls.
Assisting in the distribution of graduation certificates was the esteemed University Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive, Sir David Bell.
Throughout the morning, these young ones delighted the audience with their melodious songs...
Professor Lynne McKenna, the Dean of the Faculty of Education and Society at the University of Sunderland, has been granted an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours list for her invaluable contributions to education.
Professor McKenna, who has played a crucial role in shaping the future of teacher training, joined...
A leading mental health organisation is partnering with The Greggs Foundation to provide financial relief to people referred to their crisis service.
Everyturn Mental Health, a non-profit that provides a range of mental health support across the country, has joined forces with The Greggs Foundation with the aim of offering...
Carers in Sunderland have expressed their opinions on their priorities, contributing to the development of a strategy aimed at providing them with enhanced support.
In commemoration of Carers Week (5-11 June), Sunderland is unveiling its new Carers Strategy. This comprehensive plan, spanning from 2022 to 2027, outlines measures to enhance...
