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BCU research explores how drones could cut bridge inspection costs and time
Bridge inspections can cost up to £25,000 and take five days or more - research at BCU is investigating how drones, advanced sensing and artificial intelligence could significantly reduce the time and expense. -
OurCoop CEO Debbie Robinson visits BCU to explore responsible innovation
Marking her appointment as a Visiting Professor, OurCoop CEO Debbie Robinson explored how collaboration between business and academia can drive innovation, advance sustainability and tackle global challenges. -
BCU fund offers £500 bursaries to support future social workers, youth workers and fashion designers
The next generation of social workers, youth workers and fashion designers could benefit from £500 bursaries to overcome financial barriers and make the most of their university experience. -
BCU fashion student designs dresses for star-studded red carpet at Pride of Britain Awards
A Fashion Design student from Birmingham City University (BCU) has said “words can’t describe the excitement” after seeing not one, but two of his dresses on the Pride of Britain Awards red carpet this week. -
Researchers using AI and smartphones to detect eye disease more easily
Researchers at Birmingham City University have been awarded nearly £120,000 to help make eye disease screening more accessible by using smartphones and AI. -
Stories, successes and support – How BCU is celebrating researchers during Black History Month
Staff and students from Birmingham City University are celebrating Black History Month through a research symposium, highlighting academic, personal and learning achievements across the University. -
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.