Brunel University London

A consortium involving Brunel University London has won over £18 million in expanded funding for doctoral and masters-to-doctoral studentships in the social sciences. The award includes new support for an innovative programme of training…

The UK Carbon Capture and Storage Research Community Network+ (UKCCSRC) has awarded funding to 13 cutting-edge projects through their Flexible Funding 2023 call, including a Brunel-led project to help make sure injected carbon dioxide…

Brunel University London has today been awarded the right to deliver the unique and highly regarded Parliamentary Studies module from the academic year 2024/25. The module is an in-depth course that provides students with a detailed…

Brunel University London is offering 20 free places on its innovation business support programme RIEm starting in January 2024. Business owners can register to attend three workshops on product research, design innovation and funding…

The 16-strong shortlist for the inaugural Nero Book Awards – underwritten and delivered by Caffè Nero in partnership with Brunel University London, The Booksellers Association and Right To Dream – has been announced today by the premium…

Levels of banned chemicals in UK-stranded orcas are 30 times over the toxic threshold, shows new research. The finding by ZSL along with Brunel University London and The University of Glasgow is just one alarming discovery from the…

A new study by Brunel University London has explored the use of mobile phones in China’s classrooms - and the readiness of higher education English language teachers to embrace a smart new way of teaching. Mobile phones in the classroom…

Brunel University London’s provision of initial teacher education – how the University’s Department of Education prepares its students to become primary and secondary teachers – has been judged as Good in Ofsted’s latest inspection…

Around the world, people value nature in diverse and profound ways that extend far beyond economic usage. But this diversity in how people value nature is not properly reflected in key political and economic decisions. A new study…

Wild roach that swim in English rivers are exposed to lower levels of hormone-altering chemicals than 20 years ago, yet current amounts are concerning, scientists say.Endocrine disruption, which can cause male fish to produce female…