Japan's secrets of success revealed
Three high-flying engineering students from the University of Leeds are getting a privileged insight into the secrets of Japan's manufacturing success.
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QES: strong overseas markets highlights the need for more exporters
Overseas markets continue to present opportunities for exporters and manufacturers are outperforming services according the latest regional economic survey.
Universities and colleges to increase their spending on access to £600 million a year
Official statement on fees and financial support for 2012 entry.
University of Leeds and Pears Foundation partner to create new lecturer / senior lecturer post in Israel & Middle East Studies
Pears Foundation is investing £150,000 in a partnership with the University of Leeds to create a new post for a lecturer / senior lecturer in Israel and Middle East Studies.
More support for end-of-life care
The University of Leeds together with St. Gemma's Hospice has appointed a new chair in Palliative Medicine.
Windows on the World: public service broadcasting, libraries and arts in the age of austerity
Leading experts and campaigners from across Yorkshire will come together this week to discuss the future of public service broadcasting, libraries and the arts in the age of austerity.
Leeds scheme for aspiring lawyers helps disadvantaged students gain top university places
Figures just out show that a groundbreaking scheme to help disadvantaged students from around Yorkshire enter the legal profession is having a positive impact on their university chances.
National award for Leeds gallery volunteer
The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery at the University of Leeds has been recognised nationally for the work of its outstanding volunteer, Elizabeth Stainforth.
The future is medieval this summer at Leeds
More than 1,600 experts from all over the world will come together and take a medieval look at the contentious themes of poverty and wealth, at a forthcoming conference at the University of Leeds.
The worm that turned
A University of Leeds researcher has drawn inspiration from biology to build a giant robotic worm that can wiggle its way around obstacles.