Bonobo apes orphaned by the illegal trade in bushmeat and pets can overcome trauma and develop social abilities like those of ...

We're working with others, locally, regionally and nationally, to improve life chances and promote prosperity in our region and nation. In her monthly column, our Vice-Chancellor Professor Karen ...

Our annual Christmas Tree Wish Appeal is once again helping Christmas wishes come true for local families. Students and staff generously donated over 260 gifts, that will now be distributed across ...

Our students are diverse, with different housing needs. We recognise that no one type of housing meets everyone’s needs. The Durham student housing market is accessed by different groups of students ...

Our education researchers worked with primary school children to develop a series of picture books on online safety and digital literacy. The project, led by Dr Cristina Costa from our School of ...

Durham is a truly world-class university with a long history of welcoming students and academics from all over the globe. Studying abroad is a unique and exciting experience. By coming to Durham you ...

As the academic hub for Durham’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, we champion a framework for rigorous research, impact, and dissemination, in order to strengthen the global understanding and appreciation ...

In simple terms, a landlord is a person who rents out land, a building, or accommodation. Durham has a wide variety of landlords – some own very few properties, others own a large number of properties ...

At the Community Relations & Housing Unit we work alongside the Accommodation & Allocations Office in the Office of the Pro Vice Chancellor Colleges & Student Experience. We also work closely with ...

Our Director of Education in the Department of Geography at Durham University, Professor Ben Anderson, sets out how we approach teaching and education in the Department and provides a sense of what ...