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Deputy Chief Medical Officer Leads Honorary Doctorates at Bishop Grosseteste University 2021 Graduation Ceremonies
Professor Jonathan Van Tam, Deputy Chief Medical Officer for health protection in England, Susan Hollingworth GRSM ARMCM BEM, and Professor Nigel Curry, Founder of the Lincolnshire Food Partnership will all be awarded honorary doctorates as part of the University's 2021 Graduation ceremonies. -
"Do not sit on the side lines; roll-up your sleeves and rebuild the world you want to see"
Professor Jonathan Van Tam encourages graduates of BGU's Class of 2021 to take their place in deciding the World's future in his Honorary Graduation Speech -
Bishop Grosseteste University ranked 2nd position in Top 10 Universities in the country for social inclusion
Bishop Grosseteste University has been announced 2nd in the top 10 ranking for social inclusion in the country in this year’s Sunday Times Good University Guide. -
International Men’s Day 2021
To celebrate International Mens Day, academics from across the University have highlighted influential men within their fields that have made a difference in their subject area. -
Bishop Grosseteste University (BGU) to launch archaeological excavation at The Lawn, Lincoln
BGU’s Archaeology Field School returns with a four-week excavation at the site of one of Lincoln’s most iconic buildings. -
Second issue of Solertia is out now
Solertia is Bishop Grosseteste University’s newly launched student journal that showcases research undertaken by our undergraduate and postgraduate students. -
Bishop Grosseteste University’s results in Research Excellence Framework 2021
BGU is committed to supporting excellent research in all its forms. Research and knowledge exchange at the University also achieves impact in its local and regional communities, as well as nationally and internationally, it underpins its doctoral programme provision, and engages students in research-informed learning and teaching. BGU’s submission to REF 2021 reflects a period of significant growth in its research and knowledge exchange. Two more Units of Assessment have been added to the three that were returned in REF 2014, there has been a four-fold increase in the number of staff submitted, a near three-fold increase in the number of outputs, and a four-fold increase in research income. The University submitted work reflecting established fields of research expertise in Education, English Language and Literature, and History, and made its first entries in Psychology, Psychiatry and Neuroscience and in Theology and Religious Studies. The results include published outputs of world-leading quality and acknowledge fields of internationally excellent public impact, and a rich, vibrant, and diverse research environment and culture. Vice-Chancellor, Revd Canon Professor Peter Neil, said: “These results mark an important milestone in BGU’s development as a provider with a reputation for excellence in research and knowledge exchange. “We have embraced the spirit of inclusivity in the REF and reflected research activity and interests across the whole of the institution. This successful outcome emphasises the breadth of our research, includes outputs which are regarded as internationally excellent and highlights our public impact with local, regional and international reach. “I am extremely grateful to colleagues for all their hard work in expanding and enhancing research at BGU over the last seven years. I would also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the contributions of our external partners in supporting many areas of our research.” -
Dr Tracy Borman announced as new Chancellor at Bishop Grosseteste University
Lincoln-born, pre-eminent historian and bestselling author, Dr Tracy Borman is set to become the Bishop Grosseteste University’s new Chancellor this summer. -
Is Britain an example of state capitalism? New research argues it should be
A new publication written by James Silverwood, Bishop Grosseteste University and Craig Berry, Manchester Metropolitan University, explores British capitalism since the 19th Century and argues that is should be seen as the prototype project for state capitalism. -
Research into British capitalism presented at conference for international studies
James Silverwood, Senior Lecturer in Business at Bishop Grosseteste University (BGU), presented research on the history of British capitalism at the annual conference of the British International Studies Association (BISA) held in Newcastle.
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