Jewellery news and events

The Agilyx Group has launched a major new UK digital transformation business, marking the latest success story to emerge from STEAMhouse.

Billy Sterndale and Anthony Grant are  amongst the most promising emerging creative talent in the world thanks to their e xceptional creativity, strategic thinking and originality.

The latest epsiode of the Sodajerker podcast, presented by Dr Simon Barber, Associate Professor of Songwriting, features legendary musician Phil Collins.

Birmingham City University and the Royal College of Art will be increasing postgraduate university study opportunities for Art and Design students with a new partnership.

Birmingham City University has hosted a landmark two-day conference marking a significant step forward in an international research partnership focused on building smarter, more sustainable and greener cities.

An enterprising student passionate about championing the voices of her peers, both across campus and globally, has been nominated for an award in recognition of her lasting impact on the student community.

Birmingham City University School of Art alumnus, Dion Kitson, strikes again with a new larger than life mural. 

Researchers at Birmingham City University have developed new automation tools that could make construction projects faster, safer and more efficient.

School of Jewellery students from Birmingham City University (BCU) met Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, on Friday (10 July) as the University helped celebrate two sporting milestones for the city.

Photography students from Birmingham City University will have their work seen by thousands of people in the West Midlands this summer, as an advertising campaign featuring their snaps goes live across the region.

BCU records another year of strong improvement in the National Student Survey, with results showing students increasingly recognise the positive changes being made to their experience.

BCU confirms its role as an academic delivery partner in two of three flagship programmes launched through the UK Government's £50 million West Midlands Local Innovation Partnerships Fund.

A music journal founded in the city where Black Sabbath’s story began is exploring Ozzy Osbourne’s legacy and his influence on people across the world, in a special edition dedicated to the late singer.

A Birmingham City University academic secures a senior editorial role with the Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice.

A Birmingham City University student who grew up in care is named Young Professional of the Year at the West Midlands Lieutenancy Young Active Citizen Awards.