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Built on Business

Birmingham City Business School

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Balance Your View

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Making sense of the World

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At the cutting edge of new ideas

The Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences offers an innovative learning environment, as well as outstanding facilities and resources at our City Centre Curzon Building.

We specialise in the fields of business, law, criminology, sociology and psychology, and have a strong record of teaching, research and consultancy.

Birmingham City Business School - Built on business

Here at Birmingham City Business School, everything starts with business. We have a unique relationship with the extraordinary city we’re rooted in, renowned for its entrepreneurial and commercial past, present and future.

We provide you with the building blocks for a successful career, by developing your skills for life as well as work.

Birmingham City Business School

School of Law - Law beyond boundaries

At Birmingham City School of Law, we believe that a balanced view makes better legal professionals.

It's why we don't just focus on professional practice, but actively break down barriers to social justice and human rights throughout the world.

School of Law

School of Social Sciences - The big picture is everything

Birmingham City University's School of Social Sciences has a mission to make sense of the world.

Our students and academics work together across disciplines to develop insights into society. We're focused on everything from understanding crime and punishment to the study of all aspects of psychology and the exploration of social structures and change.

School of Social Sciences