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Legends never die: horror fans return to Birmingham for international film festival
An international horror and cult cinema festival is returning to Birmingham City University this month. -
BCU law lecturer joins Birmingham Law Society Council
A BCU lecturer joins the Council of the Birmingham Law Society, which represents more than 9,000 legal professionals across Birmingham and the Midlands. -
BCU and RBC at the heart of new National Centre for Arts Education
BCU and RBC will play a leading role in a new national centre tasked with revitalising arts and music education in England. -
BCU students connect with Birmingham’s literary community
The return of Birmingham Literature Festival this month gives students at Birmingham City University the chance to step beyond the classroom and connect directly with writers, publishers and the wider literary industry. -
BCU’s partnership with Botanical Gardens blooms with new Physic Garden
A brand-new 21st-century Physic Garden is taking root at Birmingham Botanical Gardens as part of an ongoing collaboration with Birmingham City University. -
BCU achieves EmilyTest Gender-Based Violence Charter
BCU becomes one of only three universities in England to be awarded the EmilyTest Gender-Based Violence Charter in recognition of its approach to preventing and responding to gender-based violence. -
From night shifts to electric cars: BCU students take next steps with Henderson Programme
Bukhaari Aden and Temi Obatola are just two of the latest recipients of Henderson Programme awards , joining a growing community of students being supported to develop their skills, ambitions and careers. -
BCU students take over Snow Hill Square with open-air exhibition for Black History Month
Bringing together creativity, culture and community, BCU's School of Arts is celebrating Black History Month 2026 with a special outdoor exhibition, in partnership with Colmore Life. -
Sell-out RBC talk kicks off Tony Iommi Scholarship in style
More than £15,000 was raised for the new Tony Iommi Scholarship at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, helping music students from Birmingham pursue their careers. -
BCU Law student shortlisted for UK volunteering award for refugee and community work
BCU Law student Mifzal Kokab's commitment to volunteering and community engagement earns him a place on the shortlist for a prestigious national award.