The University of Bedfordshire is celebrating the official opening of the Bedford campus Simulation Suite, designed to transform the training of Paramedic Science students and other healthcare professionals.

Students who excelled during their studies were awarded a number of special prizes at the University of Bedfordshire’s recent graduation ceremonies.

Radio LaB, the University of Bedfordshire’s on-campus community radio station, recently hosted a special outside broadcast to follow a student successfully completing a charity fundraising challenge.

Find out how health psychology and behaviour change strategies can help combat some of today’s most pressing public health issues, as the University of Bedfordshire hosts its final inaugural lecture of the 2024/25 academic year.

Cybersecurity students from the University of Bedfordshire showcased their skills by reaching the final of Cisco’s prestigious European CyberRace competition and emerged among the top three teams in the UK.

The University of Bedfordshire is celebrating the Class of 2025, with 14 graduation ceremonies taking place from 21 - 24 January. These ceremonies provide an opportunity for graduates to celebrate their achievements in the presence of family and friends, highlighting their hard work and determination during their time at the University.

An academic from the University of Bedfordshire has been awarded a prestigious grant by Research England to support her new study into how voice-interactive language models can improve student engagement.

The University of Bedfordshire’s on-campus community radio station, Radio LaB, has been granted a five-year extension to its Ofcom broadcasting licence, ensuring the station will continue to serve the local community until at least 2030.

Two student stars from the University of Bedfordshire are sharing their excitement about being chosen as the 'faces' of the University's bold new marketing campaign which places real students at the heart of the campaign.

The University of Bedfordshire has unveiled its new state-of-the-art ‘SIM Street’, an immersive set of facilities designed to enhance the training of students through realistic learning spaces which give an insight into their future careers.

Students from the University of Bedfordshire are set to take part in the fast-paced Global Game Jam event - the world’s largest annual game creation event, bringing together participants from all over the globe to collaborate, innovate, and create games in just 48 hours.

An LGBTQ+ Research Showcase, chaired by an academic from the University of Bedfordshire, will explore cutting-edge research that could help guide educational institutions towards greater inclusivity and equality.