University of Bedfordshire is now the official educational partner of Luton Town FC.

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 After the University of Bedfordshire announced that it is the official education partner of Luton Town Football Club, students there would have greater options for professional development.

Despite having a long-standing association, this new arrangement will increase the opportunities for students enrolled in sports-related courses to gain work experience with the Premier League team. Students in the fields of sports, business, and media will be given the opportunity to visit the training facility of Luton Town FC, and those enrolled in programs like the BSc Sport Coaching Science will receive tickets to home games. These encounters are supposed to have given them an understanding of the inner workings of a Premier League soccer team.

We are extremely excited and proud to be partnering with Luton Town Football Club to deliver this new educational program that puts students right at the heart of the partnership,” said Adrian Dutch, pro vice chancellor at the University of Bedfordshire.

The university and the club have a strong working connection that dates back more than 10 years. We are excited to build on this collaboration as we introduce a variety of new possibilities and initiatives to improve the learning environment for students.

Own clothing day at a primary school in Luton raised almost £1,000 for a Moroccan assistance campaign.

“It’s a really exciting time to expand the long and strong relationship between the club and the University of Bedfordshire,” said Chris Bell, commercial director of Luton Town FC. We will be able to provide staff and students with incredible opportunities to grow in a setting that is genuinely exceptional.

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