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Nearly 300 nursing students to join frontline battle against COVID-19
UNIVERSITY NEWS 08 APR
Hundreds of Birmingham nursing students are set to join the frontline battle against COVID-19.
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Researchers create AI tool to speed up Covid-19 diagnosis through x-ra...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 07 APR
A new healthcare tool that applies artificial intelligence technology to improve the accuracy of COVID-19 detection in chest x-rays has been developed and shared by Birmingham City University...
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£500k funding package to support students financially hit by Coronavir...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 07 APR
More than half a million pounds has been made available for students who have been hit by financial difficulties as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak.
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Life on the frontline: what it’s like to be a newly qualified GP nurse...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 07 APR
Claire Carmichael explains what it's like to be a newly qualified GP nurse amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Criminologist trades prison for pizza to support army of new home cook...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 APR
A criminology professor has launched a new website to support those cooking on a budget during the coronavirus lockdown.
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'Being recognised as a key-worker has really made me realise that my j...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 APR
An early-career Birmingham journalist has explained why she feels prouder than ever to be working amidst the coronavirus crisis.
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University donates over 1,000 pieces of protective equipment to fight ...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 APR
Birmingham City University has donated over 1,000 items of protective equipment to frontline staff supporting the battle against Coronavirus.
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Midwifery expert discusses BBC's 'The Nest' and why surrogacy shouldn'...
OPINIONS 03 APR
Alison Edwards, senior lecturer in Midwifery at Birmingham City University, discusses the new BBC drama attracting millions of viewers and the legalities of surrogacy.
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Fashion academic encourages those working from home to be ethical
OPINIONS 30 MAR
An academic at Birmingham City University is encouraging those working from home to protect the environment when deciding what to wear.
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'Freeing inmates to ease virus pressure is likely to cause controversy...
OPINIONS 25 MAR
A Birmingham City University criminologist says that the government’s considerations to release offenders from prisons in England and Wales to ease pressures caused by the coronavirus pandemic is...
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“It’s been a whirlwind, but we are making a difference”: Birmingham st...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 MAR
A nursing student from Birmingham City University has set up a volunteering group to help vulnerable members of her south Birmingham community during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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University to award unconditional places to students based on predicte...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 21 MAR
Birmingham City University will provide unconditional university places for hundreds of applicants based on predicted grades and actual GCSE grades, after the government announced it was...
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Birmingham City University moves all teaching online
UNIVERSITY NEWS 17 MAR
Birmingham City University is to move all of its teaching and lectures online with immediate effect as the COVID-19 outbreak continues to worsen.
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Work begins on £60 million transformation of historic Birmingham build...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 12 MAR
Work has begun on a £60 million project to restore a historic Birmingham building to its former glory and house an innovation centre for artists, academics and industry to collaborate.
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Dogs, computer games and colouring books could be key to coping with c...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 06 MAR
As the UK sees an increase in coronavirus cases, Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing at Birmingham City University, Kim Moore, explains what to do to cope with coronavirus induced anxiety…...