The University of Sunderland is a public university in Sunderland, England. It traces its origins to Sunderland Technical College, founded in 1901, and gained university status in 1992. It has City Campus and the Sir Tom Cowie Campus at St Peter's in Sunderland, plus campuses in London and Hong Kong. Its programs include pharmacy and media, and it opened a medical school in 2019.
The university's start-up support includes a Digital Incubator co-working space at the Sir Tom Cowie Campus at St Peter's and Enterprise Place at Hope Street Xchange on City Campus. Researchers can commercialise work through Northern Accelerator, a North East universities collaboration.
Students and faculty from University of Sunderland can also build venture skills with SEA Bridge through the ASEAN1967 Fellowship and the open Global Venture Playbook reading list.
More universities from United Kingdom in the Gen SEA University Network:
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University of Sunderland is part of the Gen SEA University Network, the universities SEA Bridge works with and whose students join our programs.
Students from University of Sunderland have been selected for the ASEAN1967 Fellowship, SEA Bridge’s program of real venture work across ASEAN.
For students: apply to the ASEAN1967 Fellowship to work on real projects with companies expanding across Southeast Asia.
For faculty and university partners: contact SEA Bridge to explore joint courses, student projects and research collaboration.
