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Teesside academic leads the way in setting professional standards for Interprofessional Education

Dr Vikki Park, Senior Lecturer in Patient Experience, Outcomes and Healthcare Leadership. Link to Dr Vikki Park, Senior Lecturer in Patient Experience, Outcomes and Healthcare Leadership.

A Teesside University academic is playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of health and social care education.

15 Dec 2025

Image of leather baby boot from Roman Vindolanda. Image courtesy of Vindolanda Trust. Link to Image of leather baby boot from Roman Vindolanda. Image courtesy of Vindolanda Trust.

Teesside University leads new research into Roman Empire’s leather economy

Pioneering research led by Teesside University will unlock clues to the Roman Empire’s leather economy, shedding new light on ancient manufacturing, trade, and everyday life.

10 Dec 2025

HRH The Princess Royal speaking at the British Nutrition Foundation conference(left) and Professor Amelia Lake speaking at the same event (right).. Link to HRH The Princess Royal speaking at the British Nutrition Foundation conference(left) and Professor Amelia Lake speaking at the same event (right)..

Nourishing Tomorrow: my insights from the British Nutrition Foundation Annual Conference

On Tuesday 25 November 2025, the British Nutrition Foundation hosted its annual conference, Nourishing Tomorrow: Equipping Children and Young People for Better Dietary Health in the Future.

5 Dec 2025

Pictured with the film's latest award are Graham Relton, Co-Director, Head of Access, Yorkshire and North East Film Archive, with Dr Ben Lamb. Link to Pictured with the film's latest award are Graham Relton, Co-Director, Head of Access, Yorkshire and North East Film Archive, with Dr Ben Lamb.

International acclaim for film celebrating region’s mining heritage

A film celebrating the region’s rich coalmining history, created with involvement from a Teesside University academic, has received international recognition.

4 Dec 2025

Professor Cormac Ryan. Link to Professor Cormac Ryan.

Funding for research project to help reduce health inequalities

A project to help change attitudes to persistent pain in the workplace, led by a Teesside University academic, has won a share of £2m investment in research to tackle issues around economic inactivity.

4 Dec 2025

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