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Building industrial engagement and impact initiative - Staff home

We're transforming the profile, scale, and effectiveness of engagement between the University of York and industry partners. This transformation aims to generate new pathways for research impact, …

york.ac.uk/staff/news/change-projects/current/industrial-engagement

NSS 2025 Rankings - School for Business and Society

The results of the 2025 National Student Survey have revealed the strengths of School for Business and Society in ‘Learning resources’, ‘Academic support’ and ‘Organisation and management’’.

york.ac.uk/business-society/about/news/2025/nss-2025-results

Sustainability-related modules - News

Environmental Sustainability at York (ESAY) is offering a suite of sustainability-related York Interdisciplinary Modules (YIMs) available for students in 2023/24. Read more to find out how you…

york.ac.uk/about/sustainability/news/2023/sustainability-relatedmodules

A Soviet History of the ʿUthmān Quran, or Decolonization Bolshevik-style - Department of…

Join us for research seminars hosted by the Department of History with a selection of visiting academics, alongside University of York researchers. All students and staff are very welcome.

york.ac.uk/history/about/events/2025/research-seminar-arbuthnot

Modelling Complex Data: New Methodology and Theory - Department of Mathematics

Join us for a one-and-a-half-day workshop focusing on statistical statistical methods for modelling and analysing complex and/or big data.

york.ac.uk/maths/about/events/past-events/modelling-complex-data

Deafness in Early Modern England - Department of History

Join us for research seminars hosted by the Department of History with a selection of visiting academics, alongside University of York researchers. All students and staff are very welcome.

york.ac.uk/history/about/events/2025/deafness-early-modern-england