Jewellery news and events
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Birmingham City University is first class for sustainability
Birmingham City University (BCU) has achieved a first-class ranking in the latest People & Planet University League, an annual report which rates universities by environmental and ethical performance. -
Craftspace Director awarded highest honour from Birmingham City University
The Director of a Birmingham-based charity behind a project to teach jewellery making to migrant and refugee women has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Birmingham City University. -
Honorary Doctorate for High Court Judge who changed legal landscape
Defending death-row inmates in Oklahoma convinced a young Sir Julian Knowles that his future lay in the law - but the British High Court Judge admits he sometimes had to “pinch” himself during an illustrious career that included some of the most high-profile cases ever seen. -
Local engineer earns BCU’s Alumni of the Year Award
A Redditch engineer whose research played a key role in the development of self-driving cars has been named Birmingham City University’s Alumnus of the Year. -
Millennium Point launches its 2024 Scholarship Programme
Millennium Point has launched its 2024 Scholarship Programme, which offers one aspiring student the chance to pursue a fully-funded degree at Birmingham City University. -
Businessman praises Birmingham following BCU Honorary Doctorate award
Charles de Rohan helped develop Binding Site into a powerhouse in the world of diagnostic testing. Now the Herefordshire-based businessman, who has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Birmingham City University (BCU), is keen to acknowledge the role Birmingham played in the monumental rise of his former company. -
RAF star hopes BCU accolade can inspire next generation of military nurse
As a nurse in the Armed Forces, Air Commodore Fin Bradley believes you not only witness history, but you can also “play your part in shaping it ” . -
BCU’s flagship Accelerate programme to boost social mobility
Encouraging more students from lower income families to enrol at university will enrich lives and have a long-lasting impact on UK society, says Birmingham City University’s Vice-Chancellor.