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Leading psychologist warning fewer people may donate to or ask for help from CICs following ‘hero’ plumber scandal
A leading psychologist at Birmingham City University is warning the actions of 'hero plumber' James Anderson and his Community Interest Company (CIC), Depher, may lead to fewer people willing to donate to CICs or ask them for support. Business, Law and Social Sciences ... -
BCU attends Royal Garden Party to help celebrate the creative industries
A trio of Birmingham City University academics attended a Royal Garden Party hosted by King Charles and Queen Camilla to celebrate the creative industries. -
BCU acknowledged as a big player in international video game research
Birmingham City University is reinforcing its status as the home of world-renowned video game research by hosting two international conferences this summer. -
BCU delivers for apprentices, businesses and Birmingham says latest Ofsted inspection
Birmingham City University’s ability to ‘meet the needs of local and national employers’ has been recognised by Ofsted with a ‘Good’ rating for its degree apprenticeship provision. -
Meet the BCU professors helping to drive critical care nursing in Zambia
On International Nurses Day (12 May), Birmingham City University (BCU) is celebrating two incredible nurses on a mission to improve lives and champion change across the globe. -
Knowledge of heritage artefacts uncovered by BCU students
Foundation Year students within Birmingham City University’s (BCU) School of Jewellery (SoJ) have uncovered new knowledge about historical artefacts in Birmingham. Art, Design and Media Birmingham City University Earlier this year, Foundation Year students had the... -
BCU alumnus wins film award for The Black Country Cowboy documentary
The Black Country Cowboy, directed by Birmingham City University alumnus Ryan Davis, has won Best Short Documentary Film at the London Independent Film Festival. -
BCU Director leads UK premiere of ‘Quintessentially Irish’ in Birmingham
The first UK screening of Quintessentially Irish , a full-length feature documentary directed by Birmingham City University lecturer Frank Mannion, was hosted in Birmingham’s MAC Theatre last week. -
New system for Disabled Student Allowance still risks “creating barriers to higher education”
The new system for Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) is being simplified, but there are still challenges in applying and funding, according to a Birmingham City University (BCU) inclusive education expert. It comes as Capita and Study Tech Ltd have faced MPs over contracts to run Disabled... -
BCU star claims double success at Student Nursing Times Awards
A Birmingham City University (BCU) nursing student who landed two top national awards says she hopes to “empower students so they know their voice matters”.