Community and Business Impact
Our commitment to corporate social responsibility
The University of Huddersfield proactively embraces the principles of corporate social responsibility and recognises its impact on students, staff and the local community. Find out more about our commitment and the impact the University has on the local community:
Civic University Agreement
Our Civic University Agreement is a framework that enables us and our partners to combine our assets to cultivate healthy, successful communities and economies.
Community engagement
The University takes an active role in supporting the local community through involvement in various initiatives and projects.
Services for businesses
The University of Huddersfield is committed to inspiring tomorrow's professionals. Its links with employers mean that it is consistently one of the country's top fifteen universities for work placements.
Services for you at your University
Find out more about services on offer at the University of Huddersfield.
Sustainable buildings: WELL Certification
All of our buildings on our National Health Innovation Campus have been built to the WELL Building Standards, which applies the science of how physical and social environments affect human health, well-being, and performance
Our WELL Building Standard buildings include:
- Jo Cox more in Common Centre
- Emily Siddon Building
- Daphne Steele Building (the largest WELL-certified University building in the UK)
