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Ramadan guidance for PE sessions in schools proving a big hit
Guidance developed by Birmingham City University to support fasting Muslim staff and students taking part in physical education during Ramadan has attracted widespread interest. -
Police promise a more diverse force to support domestic abuse survivors
Women from Black and Global Majority backgrounds who have been victims of domestic abuse could soon be pulling on the uniform of the West Midlands Police – and the move has been welcomed by a leading crime expert from Birmingham City University (BCU). -
Sir Lenny to step down as Chancellor of Birmingham City University
Sir Lenny Henry will step down from his role as Chancellor of Birmingham City University at the end of 2024, eight years after becoming the institution’s figurehead. -
Teachers called to shape the future of Black Studies at BCU
Teachers are being invited to help shape the future of Black Studies learning at Birmingham City University (BCU) by completing a survey. -
AI research project could help UK construction industry save billions
Saving the UK construction industry billions of pounds by harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence is at the heart of a new £1.2m research project led by Birmingham City University. -
Celebrating pioneering women and girls in science at BCU
On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, which celebrates females driving scientific advances, who better to profile than Elizabeth Bryan, namesake of our Multiple Births Centre. -
BCU spearheads AI scholarship drive to tackle digital skills crisis
Black, female and disabled students could receive £10,000 in scholarship money from Birmingham City University as part of a project that seeks to address a growing digital skills crisis in the UK. -
Show some love for local businesses this Valentine's Day
Alumni from Birmingham City University’s (BCU) School of Jewellery highlight their recommended gifts for loved ones in the run up to Valentine's Day. -
Human rights expert fears new method of execution will spread
The controversial execution of Kenneth Smith in Alabama was a “bad day for humanity” according to a human rights expert from Birmingham City University (BCU). -
BCU students explore HS2 site metres away from city campus
Civil Engineering students from Birmingham City University have been given first-hand experience of a HS2 construction site, metres away from their usual classroom.