Award-winning research

AWARD-WINNING 14 RESEARCH

Our research-informed teaching is led by award-winning researchers and high-calibre lecturers who are experts in drawing out the best in you, so you, in turn, can become an expert in your chosen field.

Our academics are inspirational research leaders and our research has impact, driving change and growth within businesses and public sector organisations, shaping the everyday experiences of our regional, national and global communities. As a University of Bedfordshire postgraduate student, you have the opportunity to be part of this life-changing research.

TAUGHT BY INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS

Our postgraduate courses are developed and taught by some of the world’s leading experts, skilled at developing your critical and independent thinking, analytical and communication skills. Not only will you benefit from their insight, knowledge and expertise but you will have the opportunity to tap into their extensive networks, helping you to graduate with a wealth of industry contacts. Expect challenging, high-impact lectures, tutorials and professional workshops as well as industry speakers and masterclasses.

INFORMED BY RELEVANT RESEARCH

Our ten research institutes not only help to change the world for the better, they also inform and enhance your learning, ensuring your studies are up-to-date and relevant to the industries you will enter upon graduation. Our research is updating child protection, informing the police about gang culture, advising the EU on cyber stalking, leading the way in finding a cure for Parkinson’s disease, and much more. The majority of our research has been rated 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent' by the Research Excellence Framework 2021. To find out more about the research currently ongoing at Bedfordshire, visit: beds.ac.uk/research

BUSHRA AHMED

Principal Lecturer in Biochemistry

“Here at the University of Bedfordshire, we are undertaking research that will have a global impact. Along with my students, I have developed a human cell model for Parkinson’s disease, and we are working together to find a cure. Our students have the opportunity to get involved in research around the University, and find it fascinating to be part of something that may change the world.”