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As part of our Welcome Week celebrations, we thought we’d introduce you to your campus, here in the heart of Edgbaston and tell you more about what it has to offer. There’s so many scenic spots here that you will grow to love over the next few years, whether they become a safe haven for revising, or maybe just a spot you can chill out and take your mind off of things for half an hour. There’s a lot on offer here at City South!
Read moreWe met with Mansur Zubeidi who had just completed his PGCE in Secondary Computing and IT to talk about why he chose to ...
Read moreAlmost four years ago, on the 23 December 2015, Ellie began to feel ill. But this wasn’t just your common cold. Below...
Read moreWe’ve spoken to a full-time, a part-time and an international student to find out what motivated them to go on to furth...
Read moreWe don’t want to make assumptions, but teachers – including student teachers – seem to have a bit of a thing about stat...
Read moreCity South Campus is nestled in the leafy suburb of Edgbaston, just to the south of Birmingham city centre. But don’t t...
Read moreWe grabbed second-year BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS student, Lois Kitchen, just before she put her Post-it note...
Read moreHere at City South, we’re very proud of how green our campus is. We’re very lucky to be surrounded by beautiful greener...
Read moreHELS Employability Advisor and Careers+ team member, Stef, explains the skills students can gain while volunteering and...
Read moreEvery March Saxion University in Enschede holds a conference to coincide with International Social Work day. Countries ...
Read moreTo mark Menstrual Hygiene Day BCU Research Assistant, Gemma Williams, writes about the stigma of menstruation and her o...
Read moreEvery year in May, Dying Matters and coalition members host an Awareness Week. From the 13th to the 19th of May, this y...
Read moreUniversity is usually hailed as some of the best years of your life – and 99% of the time, it really is. However, somet...
Read moreWe spoke to Mollie Zacarias, a second-year BA (Hons) Education Studies student to find out what she gets up to on a ty...
Read moreWith 100 per cent of our 2017 students in employment six months after graduation* and those in graduate positions on a...
Read moreWe know that placements are an important part of your experience during your course. We’ve already covered what to wear...
Read moreWe speak to Social Work student Jessica Tout on why studying BA Social Work is great.
Read moreHave you ever wondered what a conductor does? Conductive Education student, Megan, kept a diary of one day in her life ...
Read moreCareers+ employability advisor, Stef Cope, shares her reasons how work experience can help with your future goals and h...
Read moreSecond year Education Studies student, Mollie tells us what she spends her money on as a student in Birmingham and offe...
Read moreWe know that placements are an important part of your experience during your course. What do you wear on placement? And...
Read moreDiscover tips and advice from Mental Health lecturer, Kim Moore on how to take care of your mental health during the f...
Read moreDiscover tips and advice from Mental Health lecturer, Kim Moore on how to take care of your mental health during the fe...
Read moreIf you're considering, or studying a degree in health find out about the support you can access whilst studying.
Read moreAre you considering a career working with people who have disabilities? There's a whole of host of ways in which you c...
Read moreHaving recently spent £41 million on City South Campus, here's what we love about our new spaces and facilities!
Read moreLooking for a career with children? There's a whole of host of ways in which you could develop a career if you want to ...
Read moreWhen you learn to look at the world from a child-centred point of view, it quickly becomes clear how much impact we can...
Read moreSo you’re thinking about training to be a teacher either now or at some point in the future? Congratulations! Teaching...
Read moreRead the stories of Birmingham Live’s '30 Under 30' nominees and Education alumni Abed and Casey, and also Joseph who w...
Read moreCheck out these ten top tips for surviving a PGCE written by BCU Secondary Drama PGCE student Natalie Rose.
Read moreEducation Studies student, Jess, went on a journey of a lifetime to Peru with the BCU Go Abroad programme spending two...
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