I AM BCU

A group of 8 students, all looking at the camera, in various colourful clothing.

Be a part of our I AM BCU campaign! We've been sharing real stories about real students to give future students a sense of why they might want to study at Birmingham City University.

We spoke to lots of students before deciding to launch the campaign and they told us how, for them, I AM BCU says something about pride, belonging, confidence and being at the heart of the city.

Would you like to tell your story about your journey to get to BCU? Just complete this questionnaire and our team will be in touch!

Your details

Your name

Your email address

Which college/ sixth form did you attend?

Which course do/did you study?

Are you a UK or international student?

International

What are your preferred pronouns?

Your story

Please tell us about your journey to get to BCU. Did you always want to go to university or did you change your mind when you were researching/applying?

Did you have any challenges before you came to university which might have meant you couldn’t go and if so, what?

Do you feel your course is preparing you to meet your future career aspirations, if so in what ways?

What goals do you want to have achieved by time you graduate? How close do you feel you are to completing them and how has BCU helped?

How have you fitted in to the BCU community? Have you joined any clubs or societies?

How were you made to feel welcome when you joined BCU?

What support has BCU provided you during your degree so far?

In what way do you think you have changed since you became a student at BCU?

In regards to course content, what has your experience been of studying your degree so far?

What do you like the most about being a student at BCU and why?

What has been the most challenging thing about being a student at BCU? How are you overcoming this?

From a course perspective, what would you say to anyone considering studying your course at BCU?

What does ‘I am BCU’ mean to you?

I consent for my story to be featured as part of the Birmingham City University's I am BCU campaign. This might include, but is not limited to, printed materials, the website and social media channels.

Yes