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Durham celebrates International Women’s Day
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Find out who inspires Durham University’s women
To celebrate International Women’s Day, a selection of Durham University women explain who has inspired them and the achievements of which they are most proud. -
Equality and Diversity
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Retirement of Professor Chris Higgins as Vice-Chancellor
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The Dyslexia Debate
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Education expert calls for the end of the term ‘dyslexia’
The term ‘dyslexia’ should be abandoned as it lacks scientific rigour and educational value, according to new book -
More about The Dyslexia Debate
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Watch Professor Joe Elliott talk about dyslexia
Professor Elliott talks about why the term 'dyslexia' is unscientific and should be abandoned.
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Significant investment needed to successfully exploit North Sea oil
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Cost of oil field abandonment big issue for independent Scotland
An extra three to eight billion barrels of oil could be extracted from the North Sea oilfields, but only with significant investment, according to a Durham University expert. -
Department of Earth Sciences
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CeREES Centre for Geoenergy
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Durham Energy Institute
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Investigating changes in the world’s ice sheets
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Previous rapid thinning of glacier sheds light on future Antarctic ice loss
New research involving geologists at Durham University suggests that the largest single contributor to global sea level rise, a glacier of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, may continue thinning for decades to come. -
Learn more about Geography at Durham
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Climate Impacts Research Centre
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Latest News
- Durham celebrates 100 years of Crystallography with front cover of Science Research involving a senior Durham University academic has made the front page of prestigious academic journal Science.
- Scottish Referendum 2014 – Durham University expertise A selection of Durham University experts who are available for comment to the media in the lead-up to, and during, the forthcoming Scottish Referendum in September 2014 is listed below.
- International Women's Day For International Women’s Day (8 March, 2014) we are celebrating the women across Durham University who help to make it the vibrant place it is. Here, a selection of these women explain who has inspired them and the achievements of which they are most proud.
What's On
- 8th March 2014 Bedroom Farce Thursday 6th - Saturday 8th March
- 8th March 2014 Robots! 23rd November 2013 - 27th April 2014
- 8th March 2014 Walk like a Pharaoh Step back in time to ancient Egypt, to the Pharoah Tutankhamen's burial chamber and create a death mask in today's craft activity.
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