Should cash be abolished?
Dr Rashmi Arora, Associate Professor in Development Economics, will be delivering a public talk on ’Should cash be abolished?’ as part of Bradford’s Pint of Science festival.
News from 2019
South Asian women choir that started at Theatre in the Mill to perform at King Charles III’s Coronation
Bradford’s first South Asian Women’s choir, Song-Geet, which began at the University of Bradford’s Theatre in the Mill, is to perform at the coronation of King Charles III.
South Asian women choir that started at Theatre in the Mill to perform at King Charles III’s Coronation
Bradford’s first South Asian Women’s choir, Song-Geet, which began at the University of Bradford’s Theatre in the Mill, is to perform at the coronation of King Charles III.
MBA supercharged my career, says graduate as Bradford rises up rankings
The University of Bradford’s Online MBA has been ranked 3rd in the UK and 25th globally by CEO Magazine.
Why we need to help South Asian women address a growing obesity problem
When Dr Halima Iqbal was growing up, she faced discrimination because of her South Asian background. While her parents tried to retain a semblance of Pakistani culture at home, to Halima, it was a cultural “tug of war” that led to an identity