Jewellery news and events
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More than 1,500 school pupils benefit from 10-year partnership with The Brilliant Club
1500+ pupils, 132 placements, 78 schools and 38 researchers… Some of the key statistics as BCU prepares to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its partnership with The Brilliant Club. -
BCU professor features in Channel 5 true crime documentary
Criminology professor Dr Imran Awan is featured in the latest series of Channel 5's series Killer at the Crime Scene reflecting on the case of Mohammed Saleem. -
Vietnam turns to BCU as it seeks to build first national emergency response service
More than 100 million people in Vietnam will benefit from life-saving emergency pre-hospital care thanks to BCU's expertise. -
Domestic abuse survivors want more support to access justice system
Survivors of domestic abuse tell a conference hosted by BCU that victims need more support to break free from the control of their attackers. -
Black Country in the spotlight as new exhibition opens at BCU
A new exhibition celebrating the Black Country and exploring the " atmosphere of the region" has opened at BCU. -
How a pillowcase from home can make difference between winning and losing
A good night’s sleep for an elite athlete is just as important as their pre-match meal, but can a pillowcase from home really make a big impact on performance? -
Classical music stars recognised as Birmingham hosts first RPS Awards
RBC Principal Stephen Maddock said it was a “tremendous honour” to host the UK’s biggest classical music awards ceremony – and has praised the region’s ability to nurture “world-class talent”. -
Top tips to stay fit and healthy while fasting during Ramadan
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 teams up with South Korea to bring ‘Smart City’ technology to Birmingham
BCU is teaming up with South Korean industry and research to use technology to make Birmingham a smarter and healthier city. -
New mentoring project to help vulnerable youth rediscover interest in education
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. -
BCU campaign to address ‘isolation’ felt by Global Majority postgraduate researchers
A social media campaign seeking to encourage students from Global Majority backgrounds to take up postgraduate research has been launched by Birmingham City University. -
International project aims to improve complex eye injury treatment for soldiers
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. -
BCU student stars in campaign for National Apprenticeship Week
To mark National Apprenticeship Week, a BCU student reveals how his hands-on learning has given him valuable experience for his future career. -
Mobile app will revolutionise care for babies with complex heart disease
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 pledges to use BCU role to build on Sir Lenny’s diversity work
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.