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Blog post. Coronavirus: Protecting culture, arts and heritage in a time of crisis. Heritage and culture contribute over £20 billion annually to the UK visitor economy, so what steps are being put in place to protect these national assets in the

Blog post. Coronavirus: Top online learning resources for children. With many people taking to home schooling their children for the first time, Dr Ian Turner, Professor at the University of Derby, shares his top online learning resources for

Press Office. Corporate Communications. The Press Office is responsible for managing the University of Derby's reputation and raising its profile. We put forward academics, support staff and student representatives for 'expert comment' on different

Cost of Attendance. Cost of Attendance (COA). What is COA? The COA (cost of attendance) is the estimated amount of money it will cost for you to study at Derby. The COA includes course fees, accommodation fees, food, study materials, personal costs

Cost of living. Coming to university is an exciting opportunity to learn skills that will set you up for life, including how to manage your money effectively. Here are several ways that the University of Derby can support you. Cost of living. Making

Once in a lifetime trip to Costa Rica. As part of their degree, our MSc Conservation Biology students go on an incredible fieldtrip to Costa Rica where they explore the ecosystems of this wonderful country. The trip is their opportunity to carry out

Blog post. Could current Covid messaging be counterproductive? Dr Frances Maratos, Associate Professor and Reader in Emotion Science at the University of Derby, worked with two further psychology academics and Matt Hawkins from the think-tank

Blog post. Could Education Studies be the right path for you? To mark World Teachers' Day on October 5, Dr Ruth Mieschbuehler, Programme Leader for Education Studies at the University of Derby and Executive Committee Member of the British Education

Blog post. Could we use Twitter to predict the future? Muhammad (Mo) Ali Yousuf, a PhD candidate in the University of Derby's College of Engineering and Technology, explores the possibility of Twitter being able to predict the future - and what