UK Government Industry Minister Chris McDonald is to address a Durham Energy Institute conference on renewable energy transition.

A new study from our Psychology Department has found that children’s views on the design and comfort of air pollution masks could be key to encouraging their regular use.

The stories of female fans of Newcastle and Sunderland men’s football teams are celebrated in a new online and pop-up exhibition at Durham University.

Our scientists are investigating how a UK-led team could design and build a core instrument for a flagship NASA mission to search for life on distant planets.

Collingwood's Mark Hillery Music Studios hosted the only university event as part of the official fringe for the Mercury Prize Awards. The event was a sold-out workshop on songwriting and production held on Sunday 12 October.

Our MSc International Business has ranked third globally and first in the UK in the QS International Trade rankings.

Durham graduate and Team GB rower Lauren Irwin recently returned to her college to open a new student rowing facility.

A major milestone in a global telescope collaboration involving astronomers from our Department of Physics has been achieved.

Over 200 pupils from local schools took part in a series of innovative workshops to bring Shakespeare to life with the help of our researchers and Elysium Theatre Company.

Dr James Kelly has been appointed as the first holder of the Clare and Hawley Chair in the History of Catholicism.

We are a global university and proudly part of North East England. That is the message our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Karen O’Brien, took to the Times Higher Education’s World Academic Summit in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, recently.

Our annual Celebrate Science festival is back this October half term, and for the first time, it’s pulling into a new venue at Locomotion railway museum in Shildon, part of the Science Museum Group.