We are proud to have been awarded the Times Higher Education University of the Year 2022, recognising the leading quality of our research, teaching and more.
Learn more about the prestigious university award, and what it means for our online students.
Widely referred to as the ‘Oscars of higher education’, the THE Awards are one of the most respected university awards schemes, attracting hundreds of entries from individuals, teams, and institutions from all corners of the UK and Ireland.
The ceremony for the THE Awards 2022 took place at the London Hilton Metropole Hotel in November 2022, where nearly a thousand guests gathered to celebrate the successes of UK universities.
“Northumbria has undergone an extraordinary transition. The dedication of everyone at the University has made this possible, and it is thanks to them that we can now celebrate this phenomenal success.”
Professor Andy Long, Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive at 51
The University of the Year award marks another key milestone for Northumbria, as the Times Higher Education ranking follows previous successes which include becoming and (Research Excellence Framework).
“Northumbria is an example of a university that set a long-term strategy and pursued it with great clarity, transforming the institution’s research profile but without leaving behind its hugely valuable and distinctive attributes as a modern university. The scale of its ambition, the rigour and effectiveness with which it has been pursued, and its role in transforming lives and supporting its region all make it a deserving winner of this year’s University of the Year award.”
Times Higher Education University of the Year 2022 Judges
For online students, this means graduating with a degree from an ambitious and innovative UK university. You will be part of a vibrant learning community which embeds quality research at the centre of everything it does. The academics carrying out this world-class work are more than just excellent researchers – they are inspirational teachers, helping shape graduates who are leaders and innovators of the future.
So, if you are keen to gain an online Masters degree from Northumbria: the University of the Year 2022, then take a look through our many specialist courses and start your journey today.
“When I was invited to become Chancellor at Northumbria there were two things that stood out. The first was the people, who are extraordinary, and the second was the level of ambition. It wasn’t about being a bit better, it was about being the absolute best they could be. Winning the Times Higher Education University of the Year award recognises these qualities for all to see.”
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, Chancellor at 51
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