University of Bedfordshire Business School at University of Bedfordshire

The University of Bedfordshire was established in August 2006 by order of the Privy Council, following the merger between the University of Luton and De Montfort University's Bedford campus.

• University of Bedfordshire Business School
• Faculty of Creative Arts, Technologies & Science
• Faculty of Education & Sport
• Faculty of Health & Social Sciences
• Department of Journalism & Communications
• School of Art & Design
• Department of Applied Social Studies
• Department of Computer Science and Technology
• Department of English Language and Communication
• Department of Education Studies
• Department of Media Arts & Production
• Department of Performing Arts & English
• Department of Sport Science and Physical Activity
• Department of Psychology
• Department of Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation
• Department of Teacher Education
• Department of Clinical Education and Leadership
• Department of Healthcare Practice
• Department of Life Sciences

Our 11 Research Institutes impact UK and European agendas across health, energy and technology, and social policy.

We won the Queen's Anniversary Prize in 2013 in recognition of our pioneering research. This is the highest form of national recognition for universities in the UK.

Our research subjects range from organ donation to cyberstalking to smart city development to Parkinson's disease and much more.

92% of Bedfordshire students who graduated last year have found jobs or are in further study – the highest figure achieved by the University.(Destination of Leavers of Higher Education (DLHE)2013 survey).

DLHE 2013 also shows the number of Bedfordshire students who left the University last year and are now in graduate level employment – professional and managerial roles – increased, by over 8% to 73.5%.