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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…
Plaque unveiled in memory of Professor Mike Cawthorne
On 22nd July a plaque was unveiled on the Clore Laboratory in memory of Professor Mike Cawthorne. A wonderful man who was key in worldwide research into diabetes and obesity at the Clore Lab. He was also instrumental in the…
First Cuban visitor makes huge impact at university
Professor Dominguez paid a visit to The University of Buckingham in May, offering his knowledge during lectures and seminars for undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as meeting Vice Chancellor, Professor James Tooley.
Friends Pay a ‘Flying’ Visit to University of Buckingham!
The Friends of the University had the chance to try out a virtual flying machine and meet a robot dog, when they visited The University of Buckingham’s refurbished School of Computing! The Friends are a voluntary group which raises money…
History of Art meets Artificial Intelligence
As an Alumna of The University of Buckingham, through my M.A. in History of Art, it was delightful to be invited to the ‘Return to Campus’ event on 19 November 2021. Amongst many interesting conversations of that evening were several…
Becoming the sustainable enterprise
Rose Heathcote John opened his laptop to present the design of a new manufacturing plant. Several revisions behind the belt he was confident of CAPEX approval. He kicked off with a birds-eye view of the site moving on to capacity…
IISC signs agreement with Havana University
On Monday 7 February the International Institute for the Study of Cuba signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Havana to deepen and broaden ties. Among the activities planned is cooperation in the supervision of postgraduate students, the…
Buckingham student offers scholarship to disabled students
The University of Buckingham is delighted to announce that our Master of Business Administration student Zikang Li (also known as Peter) will now be an official recruitment agent for the University. Zikang started his company Panda Education Consultation in 2019…