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Understanding, planning, coordination, imagination; it takes a lot to organise a successful event. At Northumbria University you don’t have to do it alone as our dedicated events team will be with you every step of the way. Whatever you need, we’ll make it happen.
If you are looking for a one-stop-shop to manage all aspects of your event, then take a look at the additional support services that Northumbria University’s experienced Conferencing and External Hire team has to offer.
We are always happy to offer advice and creative input with respect to event formats, entertainment, staging and technical suppliers and anything else you might want to discuss.
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