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Our academic structure is divided into three faculties, that enable the University to benefit from the synergies that exist between subjects and disciplines. This provides opportunities for collaboration and development of interdisciplinary areas of teaching and research expertise.

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Faculty of

Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

The Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences is a dynamic, interdisciplinary and collaborative environment in which students and staff can explore, push boundaries, create and innovate. Every aspect of our work is rooted in a commitment to celebrate diversity, promote equality of opportunity, and pursue academic excellence.

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Faculty of

Health, Medicine and Society

The Faculty of Health, Medicine and Society’s purpose is intrinsically linked with developing the future NHS, Local Authority and health and wellbeing workforce. We work in partnership with local employer stakeholders to develop and deliver curricula that appeal to students and in many cases lead to a career as a registered health professional.

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Faculty of

Science, Business and Enterprise

The Faculty of Science, Business and Enterprise positions students at the intersection of the sustainable energy and digital transformation revolutions. With subjects ranging from Accounting to Zoology, this breadth of intellectual enquiry and scholarship allows for a dynamic Faculty that focuses on enabling students to create, manage and lead more sustainable and responsible enterprises.