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BCU research shaping parliamentary inquiry on women and girl’s reproductive health
A Birmingham City University researcher has had evidence published in an inquiry set up by the parliamentary Women and Equalities Committee. -
BCU jewellery graduate claims Bright New Gems 2025 accolade
BCU graduate Ruby Lanigan has landed a prestigious Bright New Gems award thanks to her bold and architecturally inspired jewellery designs. -
Tech entrepreneur Cal Henderson donates further $2.75 million to BCU
BCU receives a new $2.75 million donation from British tech entrepreneur Cal Henderson to scale up a major initiative tackling under-representation in the UK’s technology and engineering sectors. -
Ideas, inspiration, and impact: BCU researchers connect at PGR Symposium
Birmingham City University’s Postgraduate Research Symposium has brought students from a wide range of disciplines together to share ideas, network and collaborate. -
Birmingham Tech Week gets creative with CreaTech Frontiers
Birmingham City University is supporting the city’s digital industry and highlighting its own groundbreaking research at Birmingham Tech Week. -
BCU graduate showcases inclusive fashion at London Fashion Week
Three years ago, Charlotte Wood had never touched a sewing machine. Now, she’s celebrating the fact she has just presented a full fashion collection at London Fashion Week. -
BCU-created Digital Twin gives kids a breath of fresh air
A pioneering Digital Twin developed by Birmingham City University is helping families in Walsall monitor and improve indoor air quality - making a life-changing difference for children living with asthma. -
BCU professor wins national award for transforming West Midlands business
Birmingham City University’s Professor Sharon Cox has won Knowledge Exchange Professional of the Year at the 2025 Women in Tech Awards. -
BCU and Nishkam Civic Association unite for community impact
BCU signs a landmark MoU with the Nishkam Civic Association (NCA), focusing on values-led leadership, widening participation in higher education, and community development. -
Students urged to stay alert as criminals target young people to launder illegal funds
Birmingham City University is stepping up efforts to protect its students from a growing and dangerous threat – financial fraud.