University News

Later rounds of the competition take place in the University of Leeds' Great Hall

New era, stronger partnership with piano contest

Published
Monday 5th February, 2018
Categories
University
Arts & Culture

The global reach of one of the world’s leading piano competitions is being significantly extended thanks to a renewed partnership with the University of Leeds.

Engineering

New funding for PhD places announced by Business Secretary

Published
Friday 2nd February, 2018
Categories
Business and partnerships
University

The University is to receive £6 million in funding for additional PhD places as part of a major investment in science and engineering in the UK, announced by Business Secretary Greg Clark.

Dame Fanny Waterman congratulates 2015 Leeds International Piano Competition winner Anna Tcybuleva

A Life in Music – Celebrating Dame Fanny Waterman

Published
Thursday 18th January, 2018
Categories
University
Arts & Culture

The personal archive of the woman who founded one of the world’s most famous piano contests has been presented to the University.

Nexus springboard

Nexus showcased to senior regional business leaders

Published
Tuesday 9th January, 2018
Categories
Working with business
University

Senior regional business leaders visited the University this week to find out how Nexus, its new gateway to world-leading research expertise and infrastructure, will boost economic growth.

Kadeena Cox cuts the ribbon at the Leeds Biomedical Research Centre

Future of key musculoskeletal research centre secured

Published
Tuesday 12th December, 2017
Categories
University
Health

A multi-million pound investment has secured the future of a joint University and NHS research centre specialising in rheumatology, musculoskeletal diseases and joint replacement.

All 28 of the University of Leeds' School of Music Steinway pianos

School of Music invests in new Steinway pianos

Published
Tuesday 12th December, 2017
Categories
University
Arts & Culture

A major investment in new musical instruments at the University of Leeds was today celebrated with the performance of a specially-composed piece of music.

Picture shows a representation of a translucent human brain set against a black background.

How the brain copes with extreme stress

Published
Tuesday 21st November, 2017
Categories
Science
University

In January 1987, Terry Waite was abducted while negotiating the release of hostages in the Middle East. He was held captive for five years – for much of that time he was in solitary confinement.