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These artists, actors, designers, writers and musicians have responded positively and creatively to unprecedented challenges. They have demonstrated outstanding ingenuity and adopted new ways of working, with inventive ideas evolving from a range of disciplines. Nurtured in the region, the Inspired Festival now brings our graduates to a global audience. We are proud to offer this platform to share their inspiring work.
Follow the journeys of our students as they create their projects through these video diaries.
Lu's magazine, Disrupt, is about celebrating hyperlocal creatives in Birmingham. From students and graduates and industry professionals.
Zoe developed a sustainable and gender inclusive toy that puts the agency of play back into the child's hands.
Emil's project is a documentary titled "The Velichappadu: Oracles in the Face of Change".
Photography student Summer's project is about making the arts more accessible for artists and community to access the arts by bringing them together.
Postures of Peace: Held in This Hand
Alice Ayers is a final year Jewellery and Objects student, whose final project hopes to bring comfort to those with anxiety.
Anteatering Around
Amy Newton, a final year Textile Design student, has created a multi-product range artworks, toys and fabrics, based around anteaters and conservation.
The Zoo of Time
Abby Staniland is a final year Landscape Architecture student. Her project, The Zoo of Time, reimagines Dudley Zoo and Castle.
Blooming Into Self
Rosie Butler is a final year Textile Design student, whose project symbolises personal growth and strength.
The Beacon
Micheas Ferlito is a final year Architecture student whose project, The Beacon, hopes to memorialise buildings of Birmingham's past.
Find your home from home at BCU. We offer eight halls of residence options, ranging from on-campus to inner-city living. You can take a virtual tour of each accommodation option to find the one for you.
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