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Remembering Dr Mary Skinner – Obituary
The University is very sorry to have to announce the death of Dr Mary Skinner. Mary was 86 and died in California after a long illness. She was among the first members of the teaching staff at Buckingham and remained…
Sunday Times’ Alastair McCall joins CEER
Alastair McCall, leading data journalist and former assistant editor of The Sunday Times, joins CEER as Deputy Director and Professor of Quantitative Studies.
Alumni Cynthia Tooley awarded MBE
After her recognisable work and founding of free food pantry, Jedidiah, Alumni Cynthia Tooley has been announced as an MBE.
Record year for Friends of the University of Buckingham
2022 has been a record-breaking year for the Friends' recruitment numbers.
Professor David Jacques nominated for Archaeologist of the Year award
Professor David Jacques has been nominated for Current Archaeology's Archaeologist of the Year award, and is open to the public vote.
‘Rising Star’ University of Buckingham student
31 year-old Jehan Ghafuri has been named as one of the 50 Rising Stars by ‘Women of the Future’ in ESG (Environment, Social, Governance). Jehan, an Artificial Intelligence researcher and DPhil student at the University of Buckingham, has achieved the…
Student Wellbeing Harnessed with Horse Grooming Session
The Friends of the university organised a unique trip to Bryerley Springs Equestrian Centre, enjoyed by Buckingham students to improve calmness and student wellbeing.
Remembering Lady Tessa Keswick
We are deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Lady Tessa Keswick, our former Chancellor, who served from 2014-2020. Lady Tessa Keswick’s contributions to the University in her role of Chancellor were countless, and we will be forever…
Remembering Queen Elizabeth II
The University of Buckingham is deeply saddened to hear of the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. We look back with fondness on her visit to us in 1996. “Grief is the price we pay for Love”. Queen Elizabeth’s…
GCSEs 2022: Back to the Future?
There will be a record drop in top GCSE grades this year, according to a report from the University of Buckingham’s Centre for Education and Employment Research (CEER). “Girls have outscored boys since the beginning of GCSEs and they opened…