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Those who are considering starting university this September are being offered the chance to 'step into the shoes of a student' for the day at an upcoming event.

Students with Caring Responsibilities. Students with caring responsibilities. A student carer is a student of any age who provides unpaid support to someone who could not manage without this help. This could be caring for a relative, partner, or

Students with special requirements. Students with Special Requirements. Students with special requirements. Accommodation to suit you. Student Living is committed to supporting students who have physical disabilities, are neurodiverse, or have

Studentship opportunities. About our studentships. Our studentships, which are pre-defined research topics, provide funding and financial support for exceptional students looking to study for an MPhil/PhD at the University of Derby. Dependent on the

Study at Derby. A university relevant today and focused on tomorrow. Recognised for teaching excellence and strength in applied research. An ambitious university of respected professors, active practitioners and leading professionals. Study. So

Study abroad partners. Study abroad partners. Our global citizens. Derby is committed to welcoming and producing global citizens by creating life-changing learning experiences for staff and students. The University is continuously developing its

International review of research concludes that wearing a face mask while exercising is safe, including for those undergoing rehabilitation for respiratory conditions, such as Covid-19.

Rural businesses in the Derbyshire Peak District are facing significant challenges in recruiting and retaining staff due to a combination of global and national influences, and place-specific factors, according to a new study led by researchers at the University of Derby.

Study or work abroad. Give yourself a head start in today’s global jobs market and make unforgettable memories with our Global Opportunities. Study or work abroad. Take on the world. We offer various opportunities for you to spend time in another

New scientific research published by leading wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation and the University of Derby has revealed that counting butterflies reduces anxiety by almost 10%.