We value the places where we're based and the people and communities we serve regionally, nationally and internationally.
Building strong and trusting partnerships is at the heart of our commitment to transform lives through innovative, inclusive and entrepreneurial education and research.
We see our role as a focal point for community, a hub for innovation and research, and a place that turns aspirations into reality.
Register with our recruitment agency, ARU Temps. We are proud to be Living Wage accredited.
Free eye tests and specialist facilities in contact lenses, low vision and visual stress.
Free face-to-face lactation information, support and education on our Cambridge, Chelmsford and Peterborough campuses.
Free ten-week music therapy groups for people living with dementia and their caregivers in Saffron Walden.
Specialist pet behaviour and canine services, including canine rehabilitation, dog grooming and pet behaviour on our Writtle campus.
Unique exhibitions at the Ruskin Gallery and professional performances at the Mumford Theatre in Cambridge.
We are the only university providing on-campus hub locations to Samaritans, the leading suicide prevention charity.
We empower people by supporting refugees, voter registration, community participation, and more.
Our Let's Shape Research Together programme enables members of the public to collaborate with academics at the early stages of research design.
We connect partner organisations with experienced, engaged and enthusiastic students who can bring fresh perspectives to complex problems.
TAS supports children and young people living in Cambridgeshire by providing opportunities for activity and engagement with trusted adults in a safe space.
By listening and learning from our communities we can help overcome challenges and work towards a more socially just and inclusive society.
We want to partner with organisations and community groups who share our core values.
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Hidden mental health condition is focus of Cambridge Festival event at Anglia Ruskin
