Graeme McClurg
Graeme is local to the region and came to Northumbria University to study Construction Project Management.
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Learn more about Joaquin Bueno Amaro and why he chose to study Modern Foreign Languages for Primary PGC here at Northumbria University
More detailsNorthumbria's fashion students REVEAL collections in 60th anniversary catwalk show
Sixty years of fashion excellence at Northumbria University was celebrated in style at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art when students…
More detailsCOMMENT: The Last Witch Hunter: why modern visions of witches don’t conjure up reality
Claire Nally, Senior Lecturer in Twentieth-Century English Literature at Northumbria University, comments on witch trials for The Conversation.
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The Department of Architecture and Built Environment (ABE) operates at the intersection of culture and technology, engineering and…
More detailsNorthumbria tops the charts for best accommodation and student life again
Northumbria was ranked seventh in the UK for having the best quality of student life in the annual Lloyd’s Bank University Quality…
More detailsNorthumbria and Durham academics reveal imbalance of power in North East
Who runs the North? This may sound like a question from the latest episode of Game of Thrones, but Professor Keith Shaw and Sue Regan…
More detailsNorthumbria graduate becomes Sunday Times bestseller
A psychology graduate from Northumbria University, Newcastle has become a bestselling author after achieving worldwide success with…
More detailsJoanne Simpson
Joanne is from Halifax and came to Northumbria University to study Food Science and Nutrition
More detailsBethany OKeefe
Bethany is a third year Social Work student and is from Newcastle.
More detailsCOMMENT: The self-defeating hard left of the 1980s is making a comeback. It won’t end well
Stefano Bonino, Lecturer in Criminology at Northumbria, discusses the election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party.
More detailsEXPERT COMMENT: Experiential learning is strengthened by moving outside disciplinary silos
In building more active and engaged pedagogies, many disciplines are taking an experiential turn. Jonny Hall makes the case for collaboration…
More detailsEXPERT COMMENT: Cat Person: a creative writing expert on why you should read the short story for the #metoo age
Tony Williams, Associate Professor of Creative Writing at Northumbria University, discusses Kristen Roupenian's debut book: Cat Person,…
More detailsJohanna Xenia Rafalski
Johanna Xenia is an international student from Cologne, Germany and came to Northumbria University to study Performance.
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