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New crime research suggests law enforcement may be falling short due t...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 02 JUL
A first-of-its-kind academic study has looked at the role of ‘enforcers’ – members or associates of criminal organisations tasked with settling disputes through violent and nefarious means.
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Research discovers and explores understandings of gender-neutral toile...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 JUN
New research by social scientists at Birmingham City University and Kingston University London exploring YouTube video commentary has uncovered public views of gender-neutral toilets as sites of...
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Criminologist trades prison for pizza to support army of new home cook...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 APR
A criminology professor has launched a new website to support those cooking on a budget during the coronavirus lockdown.
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More than 80 per cent of prison leavers say they received no help prep...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 FEB
New research by social scientists at Birmingham City University offers insights into the challenges that incarcerated individuals face as they try to rebuild their lives on the outside - with 81...
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Study Psychology with us once you hang up your gloves, university tell...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 21 FEB
Birmingham City University has issued an open invitation to heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury to find out more about studying Psychology at the University, once the boxer hangs up his gloves.
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Barrymore pool death: Stuart Lubbock has been denied justice because o...
OPINIONS 04 FEB
Elizabeth Yardley, Professor of Criminology at Birmingham City University, says cop culture has denied Stuart Lubbock of justice ahead of a Channel 4 documentary airing this week in which...
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Birmingham’s inaugural feminist porn festival puts Ethics and Desire f...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 FEB
Inclusivity and sex positivity will take centre stage at a feminist erotic film festival coming to Birmingham this month, developed by researchers at Birmingham City University.
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US-Iran hostilities ‘part of War on Terror says security academic
UNIVERSITY NEWS 10 JAN
The recent US/Iran hostilities, airstrikes and assassinations of Qassim Suleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis ‘neither foreshadow WW3, nor indicate a direct war between the US and Iran’, Dr Lily...
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New research reveals what motivates violent offenders and murderers in...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 26 NOV 2019
New research has examined the reasons why some men become serious violent offenders and murderers for organised crime groups in Birmingham’s criminal underworld.
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Psychologists praise NHS introduction of CF drug
OPINIONS 25 OCT 2019
Psychologists and Cystic Fibrosis researchers at Birmingham City University have applauded the NHS for making a life-extending drug available.
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Universities set to tackle discrimination in football
UNIVERSITY NEWS 15 OCT 2019
Discrimination in football will be placed in the spotlight at a special event next month tackling subjects such as racism and homophobia in the sport.
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Students set to study mass killings on pioneering psychology course
UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 SEP 2019
Students at Birmingham City University will begin studying the psychological understanding of mass killing this week in a university module like no other in the UK.
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Why do we still not know the motive behind the deadliest mass shooting...
OPINIONS 23 MAY 2019
This Friday (24 May) marks the 600 th day since the Route 91 Harvest music festival mass shooting occurred in Las Vegas on Sunday 1 October 2017. The FBI and Nevada authorities have still not...
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Criminologist praises preparation of new law refusing release for kill...
OPINIONS 17 MAY 2019
Justice Secretary David Gauke has announced that his team are preparing new legislation that could mean killers who refuse to reveal the location of their victims’ bodies are jailed indefinitely....
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The real lessons to learn from the Cypriot serial killings
OPINIONS 09 MAY 2019
Birmingham City University Criminologists Lucas Danos and Professor Elizabeth Yardley argue that recent murders in Cyprus are fuelled by social and cultural forces dividing communities.
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