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Journalism student shortlisted for Charles Parker Award for audio documentary
A Birmingham City University student has been recognised for her documentary about a British-Ukrainian couple with a unique language barrier. -
BCU students selected for prestigious Amazon Creative Careers training scheme
Two second-year BA (Hons) Music Business students from BCU have been selected for the highly competitive Amazon Creative Careers Training Scheme. -
LGBTQ+ tennis musical to perform at Wimbledon to break “cycle of silence” in sport
An electropop musical about tennis, co-created by a researcher at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, is going on a national tour, including to Wimbledon. -
BCU students take first place in legal charity fundraiser
Birmingham City University’s Law School has taken first place in the LawWorks Law School Challenge, raising more than £4,000 for legal advice charities. -
BCU named Official University of the 2026 European Athletics Championships
Birmingham City University will be the Official University of the Birmingham 2026 European Athletics Championships, reinforcing its commitment to supporting major sporting events in the West Midlands. -
From classroom to netball court: Birmingham Panthers match kit takes pride of place at BCU
A match dress created for Birmingham Panthers by students Zoe Bennett and Rohan Scott has been donated to BCU, where it will go on permanent display as a showcase of creativity and industry collaboration. -
That’s Me! project empowers hundreds of students to pursue PhD
More than 250 university students across the West Midlands are benefitting from a research project to address inequalities faced by Global Majority communities in postgraduate research. -
BCU professor face of new Channel 4 archaeology documentary
The award-winning broadcaster and bestselling author, Professor Islam Issa, is presenting and producing a new two-part documentary on Channel 4. -
BCU academic named among 100 most influential voices shaping the built environment
Dr Saeed Talebi named to The Built List 2026 for his influential work in digital twin technology, recognising his role in advancing practical digital innovation in the built environment sector. -
Birmingham City University launches Black Researchers Network to champion equality in Higher Education
Birmingham City University is launching its own Black Researchers Network to support and celebrate Black researchers, academics and students.