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INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH THEMES

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Northumbria's Interdisciplinary Research Themes (IDRTs) are central to the research landscape of Northumbria University. These interdisciplinary communities of practice bring together expertise from across the University to tackle today’s most urgent regional, national, and global challenges. By working across departments, IDRTs amplify the impact of existing research, spark new collaborations, and open doors to major funding opportunities. They are where bold ideas meet real-world solutions.

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What Do IDRTs Do?

 


  • Drive world-leading research that addresses complex issues, often aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

  • Foster spontaneous collaboration across disciplines, strengthening funding bids and attracting external income.

  • Build strategic partnerships with organisations and individuals regionally, nationally, and internationally.

  • Support career development for staff and postgraduate researchers through networking, presenting, and collaboration opportunities.

  • Create inclusive communities of practice that encourage diverse perspectives and high-impact research.

  • Boost visibility of research through strategic promotion and global engagement.

  • IDRT's are open to all Northumbria staff, both academic and professional.

  • Explore the themes listed below, connect with leads, and join the mailing lists to get involved.

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