Alumni News

Emily Brookes, who graduated from BCU with a BA (Hons) Fashion Design in 2025, is a contestant in Amazon Prime’s six-part series, RE/style. 

BCU Alumna Michelle Singer, who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English Language and Literature in 2000, went from writing for the campus newspaper, Deuce, to creating a major production studio. 

Samuel Ojo, who graduated with a postgraduate degree in Visual Communication in 2024, recently scored the exciting new role. 

“OBELISK” is a photographic documentation of the S kateboarding Olympians and their journey to the 2024 Paris Olympics.  

“Fighting from Home” will honour reserved occupations from World War II .   

Our Royal Birmingham Conservatoire graduates have gone on to star in or work behind the scenes of television shows, blockbuster movies and stage productions. Check out what some of our talented Alumni are up to this month. 

BCU Alumni reunited earlier this month at the campus where they started their studies 50 years ago. 

A group of four recent graduates will achieve national recognition when their research articles are published in a physical education (PE) journal.

Our Royal Birmingham Conservatoire graduates have gone on to star in or work behind the scenes of television shows, blockbuster movies and stage productions. Check out what some of our talented Alumni are up to this month. 

Our Royal Birmingham Conservatoire graduates have gone on to star in or work behind the scenes of television shows, blockbuster movies and stage productions. Check out what some of our talented Alumni are up to this month. 

British-Malawian photographer Gift JR Gwambe, who graduated in 2017, is presenting ‘BOHBOH: A Familiar Stranger’ at Copeland Gallery in London. 

Our Royal Birmingham Conservatoire graduates have gone on to star in or work behind the scenes of television shows, blockbuster movies and stage productions. Check out what some of our talented Alumni are up to this month. 

John Burton is often referred to as the Rollercoaster King, and in 2024, he was behind the creation of Thorpe Park’s biggest ever project, ‘ Hyperia ’ .   

Ed O’Driscoll  was unable to attend his graduation ceremony after his father sadly passed away on the day that he was due to graduate from BCU.   

The novel, ‘Dead Real’, is an illustrated Young Adult ‘Zom-Com’ which tells the story of an apocalyptic road trip across the Black Country – and a complicated love story.