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Students recognise improvements across the University in 2026 NSS
BCU records another year of strong improvement in the National Student Survey, with results showing students increasingly recognise the positive changes being made to their experience. -
BCU secures role in £50m West Midlands R&D initiative to upscale local businesses
BCU confirms its role as an academic delivery partner in two of three flagship programmes launched through the UK Government's £50 million West Midlands Local Innovation Partnerships Fund. -
Ozzy Osbourne legacy explored in Birmingham City University music journal
A music journal founded in the city where Black Sabbath’s story began is exploring Ozzy Osbourne’s legacy and his influence on people across the world, in a special edition dedicated to the late singer. -
STEAM professor appointed senior editor at international teaching and learning journal
A Birmingham City University academic secures a senior editorial role with the Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice. -
From care to award winner: BCU student honoured for transforming autistic lives
A Birmingham City University student who grew up in care is named Young Professional of the Year at the West Midlands Lieutenancy Young Active Citizen Awards. -
Psychology Professor takes us behind the scenes of new Channel 4 documentary
From murder and extortion to arson and terrorism, Birmingham City University’s Forensic Case archive contains over 400 criminal cases and is being used to tell the stories of some of the UK’s biggest true crime stories. -
BCU expert reveals why exercise is one of the most powerful tools for managing menopause
Exercise is one of the most effective and underused tools to help navigate the menopause, according to a Birmingham City University expert. -
Skills shortage or retention crisis? BCU research reveals deeper challenges facing UK live events industry
The UK's live events industry is struggling to recruit and retain skilled workers because of longstanding issues around working conditions, career progression and workforce retention, according to new BCU research. -
BCU hosts landmark symposium on the transformative power of art in health and healing
Artists, academics, healthcare professionals and researchers have been brought together by Birmingham City University to explore a vital question: can art make us healthier? -
Rooted in Birmingham: BCU announces Mary Savva as first artist in residence at Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Dance artist Mary Savva is the recipient of the Research in Dance Award, a pioneering programme that brings together dance, ecology and community at Birmingham Botanical Gardens.