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Computing Undergraduate Wins Overt STEM AI Impact Award
Buckingham undergraduate Computing student, Jean D'Amour Kwizera, has been recognised with the Overt STEM AI Impact award.
The University of Buckingham welcomes Professor Lynette Ryals OBE, as new Vice-Chancellor
Professor Lynette Ryals OBE joins The University of Buckingham as its new Vice-Chancellor.
Statement on the passing of Lord Jeffrey Archer
The University of Buckingham is saddened to learn of the death of Lord Jeffrey Archer, bestselling author, former politician, and husband of our Chancellor, Dame Mary Archer.
The University of Buckingham named number one in the UK for Artificial Intelligence education
Buckingham has been ranked number one in the UK for AI education in the 2027 Unifresher rankings. whose methodology is built to reflect students’ own experiences during their degree.
Celebrating research excellence at our first University Research Day
We were thrilled to host our first Research Day, showcasing the breadth, diversity and impact of research taking place across the University.
Our rankings in The Daily Mail University Guide 2027
The University of Buckingham ranks 2nd in the UK for Graduate Salaries and 3rd for Graduate Careers on Track in the Daily Mail University Guide 2027 The University of Buckingham is proud to announce that we have achieved two top-five…
50 Years of Challenging Assumptions: Why Innovation Still Matters by David Cole, Interim Vice-Chancellor
In 1976, The University of Buckingham was founded on a bold proposition: that there was another way to deliver higher education. Fifty years later, the landscape facing students has transformed. Artificial intelligence is changing the workplace at pace, pathways into…
Computing students present research at APSL Research Symposium 2026
The APSL Research Symposium 2026 was held on 3 July 2026 at the Sri Lanka High Commission in London, under the patronage of the Sri Lanka High Commission UK. The event brought together researchers, academics, professionals, and students from the…
A-Level Prospects 2026: Swing to the Quantitative
There were two surprises in last years’ A-level results: top grades edged up despite the statistical controls to stabilize them; and boys took a rare lead for A grades overall. What was driving these changes? The prime candidate is shifts…
The University mourns the loss of Sir Christopher Ondaatje OC, CBE
It is with great sadness that the University has learnt of the death, on 20 July at the age of 93, of Sir Christopher Ondaatje OC, CBE: a loyal friend to Buckingham over three decades and one of its most…