Anglia Ruskin University

Anglia Ruskin University is the university of choice for students and employers in the East of England and operates principally from campuses in Cambridge and Chelmsford

Telephone:	01245 493 131
Address:	East Road, Cambridge
Postcode:	CB1 1PT
Country:	United Kingdom
Website:	http://www.anglia.ac.uk
Membership type:	Founder Member

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Today we have around 30,000 students studying at our campuses and at the colleges that form our Regional University Partnerships. Our two main sites (at Cambridge and Chelmsford) attract a variety of students from the local community as well as the rest of the UK and overseas.

We contribute actively to the economic strength of the region by supporting the growth and success of businesses, government departments, charities and organisations.

We have years of real and credible industry expertise at the cutting edge of Business, Education, Science and Technology, Health, Arts, Law and Social Science.

The needs of every organisation are different and we are unique in supporting those needs. This is achieved by providing a route to academic expertise - a process more commonly referred to as knowledge transfer.

Knowledge transfer can take several forms, such as:-

Product development - achieved through, research, testing and validation or sponsored research.

Staff development - achieved through accredited or unaccredited courses, continuous professional development courses or distance learning.

Specialist facilities - such as operating theatres, forensic labs, mock courtroom, scientific and technical equipment, meeting and conference space

To benefit from our bank of expertise - call us now on 0845 196 3177.

The Big Pitch

The Big Pitch is a business idea competition exclusively for undergraduate and postgraduate students at Anglia Ruskin University across all campuses: Cambridge, Chelmsford and Peterborough.

Degree Apprenticeship in Digital Technology Solutions

Developed with local tech employers, our Digital and Technology Solutions Degree Apprenticeship course is a cost-effective way for you to attract, develop and retain a highly-skilled workforce.

Diet could help runners beat stomach issues

Research indicates that cutting out specific foods can alleviate the gastrointestinal issues some people experience when they exercise, with over two-thirds of people involved in a new study reporting an improvement.

15 February 2019Read in full

Student wins prestigious Sebastian Walker Award for Illustration

Walker Books is delighted to announce that Cambridge School of Art student Al Rodin has been awarded the 8th annual Sebastian Walker Award for Illustration. Rodin was awarded his prize at a private viewing of the exhibition in the Candid Arts Gallery in Islington on Wednesday (13th February, 2019).

15 February 2019Read in full

Smartphone use risks eye examination misdiagnosis

Clinicians who use smartphones to capture photographs of patients’ eyes risk misdiagnosis if they base their decisions on objective data extracted from non-calibrated cameras, according to new research published this week in the Nature journal Scientific Reports.

8 February 2019Read in full

Research shows hidden fire risk of emollients

New research carried out by forensic scientists at Anglia Ruskin University has shown that commonly-used emollients can pose a significant fire risk once they have dried on fabric such as clothing and bedding.

4 February 2019Read in full

New online degree marks start of innovative partnership to transform digital learning

FutureLearn, the online social learning platform owned by The Open University, has partnered with Anglia Ruskin as the University continues to deliver on ambitions to become a digital leader in education.

1 February 2019Read in full

Story written for uni course wins major award

An Anglia Ruskin University graduate has won the prestigious Costa Short Story Award for a piece that she wrote while studying for her Master’s course in Creative Writing.

31 January 2019Read in full

Microplastics cause mussels to lose their grip

A new study shows that microplastics are affecting the ability of mussels to attach themselves to their surroundings – potentially having a devastating impact on ocean ecosystems as well as a worldwide industry worth between 3-4 billion US dollars per year.

30 January 2019Read in full