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New research offers unique insight into the profile of terror attacker...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 12 OCT
Criminologists at Birmingham City University have explored how Westminster terror attacker Khalid Masood may have been radicalised in prison and evaded detection by repeatedly reinventing himself...
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University to host its first Menopause Café
UNIVERSITY NEWS 09 OCT
Researchers at Birmingham City University are set to host the institution’s first ‘Menopause Café’ this month, in celebration of World Menopause Day on Thursday 18 October.
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Student’s artwork takes off for India
UNIVERSITY NEWS 04 OCT
A student at Birmingham City University has presented the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, and the Mayor of the West Midlands with an award-winning piece of art...
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‘In the market for death’ - Serial killers, prisons & the ever-growing...
OPINIONS 28 SEP
Birmingham City University criminologists Dr Adam Lynes, Craig Kelly and Emma Kelly discuss the public’s fascination with following the footsteps of the victims of serial murderers.
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Criminologists explore media’s reporting on footballer’s domestic abus...
OPINIONS 12 SEP
New research published this week sees Birmingham City University criminologists Professor Elizabeth Yardley, Morag Kennedy and Liam Brolan explore how the news media reported the case of English...
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University announces list of 175 “Brummies who inspire” to mark instit...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 12 SEP
Birmingham City University has launched a list of 175 inspirational Brummies as the institution enters a season of celebrations to mark 175 years since its foundation as the Birmingham Government...
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Annual symposium to showcase magnesium’s benefits to manufacturing
UNIVERSITY NEWS 31 AUG
Academics, engineers and industry leaders, such as the International Magnesium Association (IMA) , will be heading to Birmingham in October for a unique conference that will get participants...
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Giving a public platform to Dan Osborne fuels stubborn myths about dom...
OPINIONS 30 AUG
Criminologist Professor Elizabeth Yardley busts a range of domestic abuse myths and shares her views on the controversy surrounding TOWIE star Dan Osborne appearing on Celebrity Big Brother.
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University to host Midlands’ first British Psychological Society confe...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 30 AUG
Psychologists, researchers and students are to gather at Birmingham City University for the first ever British Psychological Society conference held in the Midlands.
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Midlands universities partnership will train the next generation of ar...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 15 AUG
Eight leading universities in the Midlands – including Birmingham City University – are joining together to train the next generation of highly-skilled arts and humanities researchers, thanks to...
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The Croydon Cat Killer: Society’s obsession with Serial Offenders
OPINIONS 09 AUG
Criminologists Professor Elizabeth Yardley and Professor David Wilson discusses society’s obsession with serial offenders, as the hunt for the ‘Croydon Cat Killer’ enters its third year.
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Boris Johnson did not make a “Gaffe”: Stop making excuses for his Isla...
OPINIONS 09 AUG
What do bank robbers and Muslim women have in common? According to the former Foreign Secretary and former Mayor of London, Boris Johnson , Muslim women wearing the Burqa look like “letter...