The Guardian reported today (Friday 15 July) that the University of Buckingham gets top marks for employment with 100% of our graduates employed six months on from their graduation. The Guardian said: A poll of employers published in June found … Read more
The University of Buckingham has re-entered The Times league table this year and been placed at Number 21 out of 116 because of its stellar performance in student satisfaction, staff / student ratio and graduate prospects. From September 2012, Buckingham’s … Read more
Mohammed Sood, a hospital doctor from Mombasa in Kenya, says that he would not have been able to study at the University of Buckingham without his Ondaatje Scholarship because he couldn’t have afforded it. The £7,500 he was awarded has … Read more
Ioannidis, G. & G. Alderman, “Freedom of expression and public criticism of officials”, World Sports Law Report (WSLR) 2011, 9(4), 11-13. In this article, Dr Ioannidis and Professor Alderman discuss the implications of the Football Association’s decision to impose a … Read more
J. Clarke (ed.), Records of Buckinghamshire 51 (2011) Records of Buckinghamshire is the journal of the Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society, and publishes articles on the county’s history and archaeology. The Society was founded in 1854 and the first volume of its Records … Read more
Starting from today, Monday 13 June, Buckingham is getting involved in Universities Week: What’s the Big Idea?. Universities Week 2011 is a national campaign which aims to highlight the crucial role that universities play in our society and why higher … Read more
Welstead, M. & S. Edwards, Family Law (3rd ed., Oxford University Press Core Texts Series, 2011). 576 pp. ISBN: 978-0-19-958615-8. Family Law enables students to develop a clear understanding of the law itself, and an insight into the tensions that … Read more
Lord Tanlaw, Chancellor of the University, is the anonymous donor who is giving £1m to restore the interior of Prebend House, it was revealed last night. The University is deeply grateful for the gift from Lord Tanlaw and his wife, … Read more
Davis, Paul E.H., From Castle Rackrent to Castle Dracula: Anglo-Irish Agrarian Fiction in the Nineteenth Century (Buckingham: University of Buckingham Press, 2011). 352 pp. ISBN: 978-0-956071-67-5. This book offers a distinctive analysis of the Anglo-Irish agrarian novel, arguing that these … Read more
Once again the English Department at Buckingham has been ranked in the top ten departments in the UK. Of the 100 English departments at universities across the country, Buckingham is ranked in 7th place, ahead of departments like Queen Mary … Read more
