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New research to protect public from violent extremists
9 November 2020The Counter Extremism Project and Staffordshire University are undertaking research to shed new light on the intentions of violent extremists.
Staffordshire University reinforces commitment to region with local cladding experts appointed to work on £40m project
5 November 2020Staffordshire University has enlisted a local cladding specialist to provide the distinctive finishing touches to its new £40m flagship building
AI-driven coach for students shortlisted for international award
29 October 2020An AI-driven coach created for students has been recognised among the world’s breakthrough projects in digital education
Staffordshire Professor's work selected for publication by world-leading society
27 October 2020The work of a Staffordshire University professor has been selected for publication by the world's leading society in optics and photonics.
Bumper nominations in student design awards
24 October 2020Innovative designers at Staffordshire University are celebrating a bumper crop of nominations in a national competition
Top tourist attraction offers students events industry experience
23 October 2020Top tourist attraction The Trentham Estate is joining forces with Staffordshire University to offer exciting student volunteering opportunities.
University leader named Chief Digital Officer of the Year
21 October 2020A Staffordshire University leader has won a top industry award for his commitment to making Staffordshire the UK’s foremost digital university
Pastoral care shown to support older people at risk from COVID-19
21 October 2020Volunteers from the Catholic Church in Brazil helped to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 among the elderly, a new study shows
Staffs recognised with national award for graduate employability
19 October 2020Staffordshire University has been recognised with a national award for its success in graduate employability
Researchers investigate impact of COVID-19 on BAME businesses
19 October 2020BAME businesses have had to incur considerable costs to protect their businesses through lockdown, new research is showing.