Jewellery news and events

Public health expert Dr Ayazullah Safi says it is important for Muslims to look after their body and mind during the holy month of Ramadan.

BCU is teaming up with South Korean industry and research to use technology to make Birmingham a smarter and healthier city.

Vulnerable young people who may have given up on education will be encouraged to consider applying for university as part of a new mentoring project.

A social media campaign seeking to encourage students from Global Majority backgrounds to take up postgraduate research has been launched by Birmingham City University.

BCU welcomed a delegation of health and education professionals from Ukraine as part of a project to improve treatment for soldiers with complex eye injuries.

To mark National Apprenticeship Week, a BCU student reveals how his hands-on learning has given him valuable experience for his future career.

Life-saving support for babies with complex congenital heart disease will soon be available at the touch of a button, thanks to a new monitoring and reporting app.

Ade Adepitan MBE, Birmingham City University’s new Chancellor, says the UK is “just scratching the surface of its talent” by failing to embrace diversity.

Birmingham City University and Brindleyplace have confirmed that they will once again team up to host a summer fashion show in Oozells Square.

BCU has been voted the best university in the West Midlands for providing meaningful work experience placements to students.

Law experts warn that the United Nations needs to implement urgent reform so it has more power to hold governments accountable and tackle growing threats to humanity. 

West Midlands Police firearms officers, dog units, drone operatives and forensic teams highlight the range of specialist roles available to BCU students.

The UK's Health and Social Care Minister to meet with a Speech and Language Therapy expert at BCU after his petition gained more than 10,000 signatures.

Birmingham City University’s strong track record of arts and humanities research has secured funding for 15 full-time PhD students over the next five years.

Disabled developers will be able to use voice control and other innovations to pursue employment opportunities in the 3D graphics and gaming industry thanks to BCU.