Vision
By 2030, Northumbria aims to be a university that, through world- leading research and transformative education, enables individuals from all backgrounds to succeed and supports businesses and communities in the North East, London, and beyond to thrive.
History
Northumbria University's origins trace back to Rutherford College, founded in 1880. Over the years, it evolved through various educational institutions, culminating in the establishment of Northumbria University. A detailed account of this evolution is documented in " Rutherford's Ladder: The Making of Northumbria University, 1871– 1996," published by Northumbria University Press.
Birmingham is the second-largest and one of the most vibrant cities in the UK, it's also considered one of Europe's youngest cities. Located in the Midlands, you can reach over 90% of the UK in under 4 hours. The school's study centre is situated in the heart of the city centre, with a diverse community and over 8,000 acres of parks and green spaces. Birmingham has excellent transport links including; a tram network, local buses, three city centre train stations and Birmingham airport located 8 miles to the east of the city.