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BCU student creates historic civic medal for Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath are awarded the Freedom of the City - and receive special medals designed by School of Jewellery student Toby Williams. -
Developers of Birmingham’s tallest skyscraper inspire and learn from next generation
A successful student mentorship scheme between Birmingham City University (BCU) and residential property developer Court Collaboration will be extended to a second year, following a successful pilot. Faculty of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment Birmingham City... -
BCU and NHS leaders join forces to tackle health challenges through innovation
BCU and Health Innovation West Midlands (HIWM) sign a landmark agreement to strengthen collaboration in health and care research, innovation, and education. -
New School gets new Dean as Professor Aneiba steps up
Professor Adel Aneiba is appointed Dean of BCU's new School of Architecture, Built Environment, Computing and Engineering. -
BCU debuts AI hologram at flagship UCAS event
BCU turns heads at a flagship UCAS Discovery event by unveiling a life-sized AI-powered hologram to connect with the next generation of students. -
BCU-backed WMHTIA attracts nearly £50m in private co-investment
The West Midlands Health Tech Innovation Accelerator (WMHTIA) exceeds its targets by attracting nearly £50 million in private sector co-investment within just two years of its launch. -
Abbott appointed new Dean of Life and Health Sciences
Hannah Abbott is BCU's new Dean of Life and Health Sciences, stepping up from her role as Deputy Dean of HELS. -
Smart choice for role of Dean of Law and Social Sciences
Professor Liz Smart is Birmingham City University's new Dean of the School of Law and Social Sciences. -
KTPs are key to BCU’s 2030 vision, says Vice-Chancellor
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) will continue to play an influential role for BCU as it seeks to “power prosperity” in the region, says Vice-Chancellor Professor David Mba. -
BCU launches crowdfunding campaign to continue research aimed at improving healthcare in Zambia
Birmingham City University (BCU) has turned to crowdfunding to expand a research project in Zambia that is having a major impact on patient recovery rates.