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Birmingham partnership secures double awards success for employability excellence
A pioneering partnership bringing together Birmingham's universities, public services and employers wins two major awards recognising its impact on graduate employability. -
BCU-led research transforms transitions into college-based higher education
A Birmingham City University research identifies new ways to improve students' transition into college-based higher education by putting student-staff partnerships at the heart of teaching and learning. -
“A wonderfully proud moment!” - two Birmingham City University athletes head to the Commonwealth Games
Two members of the Birmingham City University community are competing in the men’s artistic gymnastics at this year’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. -
Iwan Thomas joins mascots Bab and Roary at BCU to countdown to Birmingham 2026
Birmingham 2026 mascot Bab the Bull joined forces with Student Union mascot Roary the Tiger at Birmingham City University’s city centre campus to show around Championship host Iwan Thomas. -
BCU innovation partner Agilyx expands with launch of Next Consult UK
The Agilyx Group has launched a major new UK digital transformation business, marking the latest success story to emerge from STEAMhouse. -
Graphic Design students win prestigious D&AD New Blood Pencils
Billy Sterndale and Anthony Grant are amongst the most promising emerging creative talent in the world thanks to their ex ceptional creativity, strategic thinking and originality. -
Phil Collins talks songwriting with BCU’s Dr Simon Barber
The latest epsiode of the Sodajerker podcast, presented by Dr Simon Barber, Associate Professor of Songwriting, features legendary musician Phil Collins. -
BCU to work with Royal College of Art to improve postgraduate access for students
Birmingham City University and the Royal College of Art will be increasing postgraduate university study opportunities for Art and Design students with a new partnership. -
BCU and Indian university partners mark milestone on smart, sustainable and green cities
Birmingham City University has hosted a landmark two-day conference marking a significant step forward in an international research partnership focused on building smarter, more sustainable and greener cities. -
BCU automation tool cuts structural engineering checks from four hours to ten minutes
Researchers at Birmingham City University have developed new automation tools that could make construction projects faster, safer and more efficient.