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BCU and Chartered Insurance Institute announce talent development pilot
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. -
Shillong Chamber Choir hits the right chord in Birmingham
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. -
Benjamin Zephaniah competition sparks new poems on climate and nature
Writing competition honouring Benjamin Zephaniah inspires young and emerging writers to use their voices for nature and climate action. -
New South Korean research fellows to accelerate smart city development at BCU
Three Early Career Researchers from South Korea are joining Birmingham City University to help drive next-generation urban innovation. -
UKRI and BCU supporting next generation of Future Leader Fellows
UKRI and BCU are advising early career researchers with a huge funding call. -
Lecturer honoured for photographic impact
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. -
RBC showcases new ‘Juliet’ organ from Devon in documentary
The short documentary "Juliet - Crafting a Legacy" showcases the creation of the Conservatoire’s Juliet pipe organ and its impact on budding young musicians. -
Joint BCU nutrition innovation transforming critical care recovery in Zambia
A critical care patient in Zambia says his recovery was massively supported by a nutritional feed developed by Birmingham City University. -
BCU professor helping to build next generation of endometrisosis researchers
A Birmingham City University professor is involved with the first European Fall School on Women’s and Couples’ Health. -
Islam Issa brings powerful new insight to Cleopatra’s Egypt in BBC’s 'Civilisations: Rise and Fall'
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 and World Crafts Council agree MoU to explore development of global crafts academy
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. -
BCU hosts groundbreaking cult horror festival
Now in its 18th year, the annual Cine-Excess International Film Festival is hosted by Birmingham City University with a packed programme of premieres, academic discussions and mentoring. -
New book brings Birmingham City University’s 182-year story to life
Birmingham City University is turning the page on nearly two centuries of education with the launch of a new book. -
BAFTA-winning actor Jason Watkins delivers masterclass to BCU students
Award-winning actor Jason Watkins delivers an exclusive masterclass to BCU students, providing valuable insights into the television, film and media industry. -
Richard Tandy memorial concert raises £9,000 for RBC scholarship fund
A near-packed-out Bradshaw Hall celebrated the life and legacy of the late Electric Light Orchestra keyboardist Richard Tandy – generating more financial support for aspiring pianists, keyboardists, and guitarists.