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Uni steps up to offer legal advice as county courts face crisis
31 January 2024Staffordshire University is offering the public free legal advice as civil courts are hit by growing delays

TEF ranking recognises “very high quality” of provision
26 January 2024Staffordshire University has ranked Silver in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) recognising that its provision is ‘very high quality’.

From Discord to Dream Job: Staffordshire University London Graduate Thrives in the Gaming Industry
24 January 2024A recent graduate with first class honours has carved a unique path to success in the gaming industry.

Quarterly sustainability update – October to December 2023
24 January 2024Sustainability is a key priority for Staffordshire University. The organisation is targeting Net Zero carbon emissions from its buildings by 2030

Staffordshire University’s Big Community Carbon Literacy Training Day
23 January 2024On Monday 4 December 2023, Staffordshire University hosted a Big Community Carbon Literacy Day at its Stoke-on-Trent campus.

Research will evaluate impact of City’s £60m Goods Yard development
22 January 2024Researchers have entered into partnership to gauge the impacts of a new development described as “the biggest symbol of a Potteries renaissance.”

Replacing shipbuilding with creative industries won’t be without risk for Northern Ireland’s economy
22 January 2024Dr Agata Lulkowska, Senior Lecturer in Film Directing and Producing, writes for The Conversation

Stigma a barrier to women accessing drug and alcohol treatment
19 January 2024Women using drugs and alcohol can feel stigmatised and shamed when seeking support from professional services, a new study has found
True Detective: Night Country’s indigenous representation offers hope for decolonising television
18 January 2024Dr Agata Lulkowska, Senior Lecturer in Film Directing and Producing, writes for The Conversation

Staffordshire University secures funding to grow degree apprenticeships
17 January 2024Staffordshire University says a successful bid for new government funding will enable it to grow its degree apprenticeships and meet skills gaps.
