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Birmingham City University is working with Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester Art Gallery and Sure Start to produce a new exhibition for very young children.

Birmingham City University is named a leading university in the People & Planet University League 2025.  

A groundbreaking project to develop new music-making technology for people with complex disabilities is one of 35 from across the West Midlands to win key funding from the game-changing CreaTech Frontiers.

British journalist and media professional Jaldeep Katwala will join the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity as its new Director.

A 12-month pilot designed to strengthen links between students and the thriving insurance profession is launched by Birmingham City University’s Business School and the Chartered Insurance Institute.

A former winner of India’s Got Talent wowed the audience at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire during a special visit to the UK’s second city.

Writing competition honouring Benjamin Zephaniah inspires young and emerging writers to use their voices for nature and climate action.

Three Early Career Researchers from South Korea are joining Birmingham City University to help drive next-generation urban innovation.

UKRI and BCU are advising early career researchers with a huge funding call.

The Royal Photographic Society recognises BCU lecturer Jaskirt Dhaliwal-Boora for her sustained excellence and notable use of imaging to raise awareness of social issues.

The short documentary  "Juliet - Crafting a Legacy"  showcases the creation of the Conservatoire’s Juliet pipe organ and its impact on budding  young musicians.

A critical care patient in Zambia says his recovery was massively supported by a nutritional feed developed by Birmingham City University.

A Birmingham City University professor is involved with the first European Fall School on Women’s and Couples’ Health.

The BBC’s flagship arts series Civilisations: Rise and Fall returns this month - and one of the key expert voices guiding audiences through this extraordinary journey is BCU academic Professor Islam Issa.

BCU signs MoU with the World Crafts Council to look into the creation of a World Crafts Academy - a pioneering initiative dedicated to preserving, promoting, and advancing traditional crafts globally.