The University of York is celebrating a year of exceptional academic achievement, with many of our researchers receiving recognition for being at the forefront of their fields.

Professor Simon Gilbody has once again been recognised in the top one per cent of the world’s most influential published scientists.

The University of York has been ranked as one of the best performers in the world for sustainability, according to the latest QS rankings.

A team of scientists from the Department of Chemistry in York have been recognised for their innovative work to decolonise the chemistry curriculum.

Researchers across the University of York have been strongly represented in the latest Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientist Rankings.

The University of York has been shortlisted in two categories in this year’s THE Awards.

York has performed strongly in this year’s National Student Survey - with increases in satisfaction rates across all of the University’s institutional feedback themes.

The University of York has announced that 10 leading figures will receive honorary degrees during graduation ceremonies at Central Hall.

The University of York has climbed 15 places in the latest QS World University rankings.

The University of York, UK, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the newly created Indian Institute for Creative Technologies (IICT).

A leading environmental scientist has been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours, alongside a former Academic Registrar from the University of York.

The University of York has risen to 12th place in the latest guide for UK Universities.

A graduate from the University of York’s School of Arts and Creative Technologies has picked up a prestigious BAFTA for his work on the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ series Slow Horses.

A University of York lecturer has spoken of his pride after the work of a film and television production graduate contributed to the Oscar-winning success of The Brutalist.

University of York Writer-in-Residence, Anthony V. Capildeo, has been awarded the Windham-Campbell Prize for poetry.

A group of talented University of York student filmmakers have picked up a top accolade at the prestigious Royal Television Society Student awards.

The University of York and CITY College, Greece, have begun discussions to expand their partnership, creating new sites in Thessaloniki and Athens in the coming years.

The University has acquired a collection of Eric Morecambe’s handwritten joke books revealing classic Morecambe one-liners like, "I won't believe in colour TV until I’ve seen it in black and white”.