Criminologist wins acclaimed Philip Leverhulme Prize to pioneer a new criminology of the offshore world
A Northumbria University criminologist has been awarded a Philip Leverhulme Prize, one of the…
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Interactions within the University are facilitated through the research group CoCreate and three research themes: Design + Wellbeing, Design + Business and Publics, and Design + Making and Materials. These themes cut across specific design subjects and expertise to support collaborations and align research strengths across multiple domains and problem spaces.
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New Student Health Hub brings joint health and wellbeing support
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