Car making giant favours Newcastle Business School students
A two-year work-based position within one of the world’s biggest car manufacturers is paying dividends for two Northumbria University,…
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Northumbria University, Newcastle, has been awarded £100,000 from the Santander Universities Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Fund.…
More detailsStudents team up with traders at historic market town
A group of final year business students at Northumbria University have teamed up with Morpeth & District Chamber of Trade to help retailers…
More detailsSavvy advice from business students
BAM Worldwide Ltd, the North East-based company behind the successful men’s online lifestyle accessory brand TORRO, recently teamed…
More detailsGlobal brand experts invited to Newcastle
Northumbria University, Newcastle, is set to host one of the world’s leading academic conferences on branding, and invites academics…
More detailsNorthumbria research reveals hidden struggle of military veterans living with limb-loss
A unique report, looking at the lives of limbless military veterans, has been launched by Northumbria University, Newcastle, to help…
More detailsBusiness School receives international recognition for ethics and sustainability
Northumbria University’s Newcastle Business School has achieved membership to the United Nations Principles for Responsible Management…
More detailsBuilding students’ skills in the Land of Oak and Iron
Northumbria Architecture students could see their designs become concrete in a new project that shines a light on Derwent Valley.
More detailsNewcastle Business School takes ‘Business School of the Year’ at the prestigious Times Higher Education Awards 2015
Newcastle Business School won the Business School of the Year title at the Times Higher Education Awards 2015, held in association…
More detailsCOMMENT: Tianjin explosion could be a turning point in China’s corruption crackdown
The massive explosion that tore through the port of Tianjin on August 12 has had a profound effect on the city.
More detailsCOMMENT: The holly and the ivy: how pagan practices found their way into Christmas
Peter Glaves, Enterprise Fellow at Northumbria University, discusses how pagan practices found their way into Christmas for The Conversation.
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