University of Staffordshire has recorded its best-ever performance in the Guardian University Guide, rising to 34th place. It caps a year in which the University has also been named Daily Mail Modern ...

University of Staffordshire has officially opened its landmark £100 million Student Village, completing one of its largest-ever investments in the student experience and one of the most significant ...

Gain experience across a wide range of tools and platforms to stay adaptable and ready for the evolving games industry As a Computer Games Design and Programming student, you’ll learn how to prototype ...

Full-time, Stoke-on-Trent campus Full-time, Stoke-on-Trent campus, with a placement year Full-time, with a foundation year, Stoke-on-Trent campus Live briefs, hackathons and the chance to do a ...

To celebrate 20 years of the online MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology, University of Staffordshire is hosting a special event: Taking Theory to Practice in Sport and Exercise Psychology. A key vision ...

We are proud of the awards we receive. These are in recognition and validation that what we are doing and how we are doing it continues to work for our students, graduates, employers, partners and the ...

A study by Staffordshire University and Shiraz University in Iran has found that while consuming caffeine before a game can improve the accuracy of football passes, it can have an adverse effect on ...

As I watched the Fifa Women’s World Cup, I was probably one of many who couldn’t help but feel inspired by the women on the pitch, showing their elite fitness and ability. However, many female ...

A food business with a £45 million turnover, a charity that supports disadvantaged and vulnerable families and an eco packaging company were among the winners at the University of Staffordshire ...

Researchers from University of Staffordshire, University of Cambridge and University of Leeds have examined the long-term impact of the loss of the coal industry in former coal-producing areas of the ...

A new study, led by University of Staffordshire, has found evidence of potentially hazardous microbial growth on mummified human and animal remains advertised for sale online – posing risks to both ...