2025

Keele has been ranked among the top 10 universities in England to study Nursing and Midwifery in the Complete University Guide 2026, scoring 99% for graduates’ prospects upon completing their course.

Keele has been ranked among the top 5 universities in England to study Radiography, scoring 100% for graduates’ prospects upon completing their course.

A Keele professor will co-lead a prestigious new research team set up to tackle the pressing challenges facing people living with arthritis, alongside colleagues from Oxford, Manchester, Nottingham and Aberdeen universities.

Keele University has been ranked as the top-performing university globally in three categories in the 2025 Planetary Health Report Card.

Researchers from Keele University have said there are multiple barriers preventing clinicians from prescribing alternative treatments for asthma patients, despite guidance calling for a move towards inhalers with lower environmental impact.

A researcher from Keele’s School of Medicine is among the new cohort of academics granted Senior Investigator status by a prominent research body.

Keele University has been shortlisted in two categories at the Student Nursing Times Awards 2025.

Paramedic students and staff at Keele University are taking part in a 24-hour CPR challenge to raise money for an air ambulance service.

A practising interventional cardiologist from Keele University has travelled to Ethiopia with a US-based charity to take treatments and practices pioneered in North Staffordshire to help heart patients in Africa.

NIHR Research Delivery Network (RDN) appoints Keele Academic to Musculoskeletal and Orthopaedic Specialty Lead role for the West Midlands Region.

A landmark new partnership between Keele University, Telford College, and the NHS will help to boost skills and education opportunities for people in Shropshire with a suite of new courses.

Therapeutic intervention in adolescents with self-harming behaviour does not lead to a reduced risk of future death, new Keele University-led research suggests.

A Keele University professor has been selected to sit on a new World Heart Federation (WHF) advisory board, joining a global effort to combat heart disease.

An expert in stroke rehabilitation from Keele University has been chosen to co-lead a global project to accelerate the development of new practices and treatments to help stroke patients.