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Our year in pictures

From student and staff success, to breaking research – discover how we have been writing our own headlines

Our year in pictures

Please view the monthly galleries below to discover what has been making the news for us, on campus and beyond.

For more information on these news stories, please visit www.plymouth.ac.uk/news.

August in pictures

Medical academic awarded prestigious National Teaching Fellowship

Professor Hisham Khalil becomes 23rd NTF at Plymouth

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July in pictures

University shortlisted for international teaching award

Plymouth a finalist in the inaugural Global Teaching Excellence Award

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June in pictures

Music sessions can help millions who struggle to speak to lead a richer life, study suggests

Beyond Words was a project led by the University of Plymouth and Plymouth Music Zone and funded by Arts Council England

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May in pictures

Top ranking for University of Plymouth dental school

Peninsula School of Dentistry has been ranked the top dental school in England outside London in the Guardian league table of universities

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April in pictures

Innovate UK funds new kind of vaccine to target deadly pathogens emerging from animals

Plymouth scientists, led by Dr Michael Jarvis, are to develop a new type of vaccine – Zoonoses Barrier Vaccine – designed to halt emerging infections diseases in animals

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March in pictures

Conference explores means to communicate without words

Among the keynote speakers were poet and writer Lemn Sissay MBE, as well as a wide range of symposia, workshops and performances

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February in pictures

University launches financial support and mentoring programme for engineering students

The Tamar Engineering Project will offer an annual bursary and one-to-one professional mentoring from leading industry figures to high-performing students who come from priority socioeconomic areas

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January in pictures

New research may pave the way for peripheral nerve damage repair

Researchers from Plymouth University are the first to identify the role of a bodily protein in peripheral nerve self-repair

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