Experts from our Engineering and Philosophy departments have contributed to a new report highlighting the importance of soil ...

While our alumni are making their mark on national television, the current Northern Lights group continues to achieve success ...

Under the Crown Estate’s North East Area of Opportunity (NEAO) seabed leasing programme, set to take place by 2030, the ...

Following a visit to Australia and New Zealand, Professor Janet Stewart, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, has laid the groundwork for new research collaborations under Durham ...

Our Department of Computer Science has welcomed an exciting new arrival: Alan, a humanoid robot that will support a wide range of future research. Alan is a Unitree G1 Edu robot, designed for ...

Professor Pablo Munoz, Professor in Entrepreneurship, and PhD candidate Marieshka Barton explore the complex relationship between entrepreneurship and mental health. The relationship between ...

This is an extremely difficult time for staff and students in our community who have close connections to the Middle East. The conflict fills us with the deepest concern. We continue to monitor the ...

Developed for computer science graduates who want to take their understanding of technological developments to the next level, this MSc explores the foundational topics and contemporary trends that ...

What allowances around studies will be made if I am directly affected by the conflict? If you are directly affected by the conflict in the Middle East and this has an impact on your ability to focus ...

Please ensure you have submitted an academic application, with all supporting documents (proof of English Language, academic transcripts, references etc. – correctly translated), via the postgraduate ...

indicate whether you wish to be considered for University accommodation; and provide general room-type preferences. Submitting preferences allows the University to take your choices into account, but ...

Harmful gambling can worsen domestic abuse and act as escapism for women, new research from Durham University Business School finds. Alongside the study, the team has also produced a practical toolkit ...