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Taking the stigma out of stammering is the aim for BCU research
New stammering research at Birmingham City University (BCU) is unusual in its approach. By including people who stammer from day one , it will ensure it focuses on what matters to them the most. -
Birmingham film festival celebrates 40 years of cult movie Gremlins
The director of Gremlins will discuss the cult film’s enduring appeal 40 years on from its release when movie buffs gather at an international film festival in Birmingham later this month. The Cine-Excess International Film Festival and Conference, which runs from 21-25 October, will also mark 50... -
Pioneering digital technology to examine musical themes of England’s most celebrated composer
Experts from the University of Oxford and Birmingham City University’s Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (RBC) will use pioneering new technology to analyse the themes of classical music titan, Sir Edward Elgar, and understand its meanings. -
Fashion and digital technology collide in a new BCU research project that will bring police officers’ stories to life
A unique exhibition featuring human avatars wearing digitally reproduced police uniforms from as far back as 1839 will launch in Birmingham at the end of the year. -
South Asian Cricket Academy celebrates ‘landmark’ England selection, as Jafer Chohan becomes the first academy graduate to get the call up
Jafer Chohan has become the first South Asian Cricket Academy (SACA) graduate to be called up by England, marking another major milestone for the influential sporting initiative that began as a research project at Birmingham City University (BCU) less than three years ago. -
Classical music icon to shine spotlight on local talent in new role at RBC
Acclaimed classical violinist Tasmin Little CBE says she wants to promote the West Midlands as a cultural hub and grow local talent in her new role as RBC International Chair. -
Top local professor wins big at Women in Tech awards
Professor Hanifa Shah, one of the UK’s leading advocates of STEAM education, has collected a top accolade at the annual Midlands Women in Tech Awards. The Pro Vice-Chancellor of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM) at Birmingham City University (BCU) came away from... -
Five ways to fill your wardrobe sustainably
If you’re taking part in Second Hand September or Sustainable Fashion Week, a new outfit might be on the list to buy. Faculty of Arts, DeSign and Media Birmingham City University BA Fashion Business and Promotion Course Leader, Kayleigh Parkes, and Lecturer in Fashion... -
Local companies to get enhanced business support from BCU
Hundreds of local firms are set to benefit from a new and improved business support package from Birmingham City University (BCU). -
Top three tips to help you grab a bargain second hand device
Has your phone or laptop broken during ‘Second Hand September’? Well, you can still take part in the campaign to only buy second hand over 30 days! -
BCU professor shares tips on how to live well with eczema
Dozens of commuters at Birmingham’s New Street Station were able to get some top advice about eczema from an expert in skin health at Birmingham City University (BCU). -
BCU’s new ambulance simulator is a ‘gamechanger’ for paramedic training
A purpose-built ambulance simulator will help equip paramedic students at Birmingham City University (BCU) with the skills and confidence to tackle some of the most complex incidents they could ever face – before ever stepping on to the city’s streets. The ‘simbulance’ is fitted with the latest... -
Lifetime Achievement Award for BCU professor whose global work impacts thousands
From the UK to Ukraine, and from Vietnam to Zambia, Professor Joy Notter has transformed the lives of thousands of people through her many healthcare initiatives over the past 50 years. Health, Education and Life Sciences Birmingham City University Now the Birmingham City... -
The legacy of British Bhangra music: How the Black Country movement become a global phenomenon
Birmingham’s legacy as the birthplace of British Bhangra music is being celebrated by a new collaboration involving Birmingham City University (BCU). -
New poetry and short stories competition launches in memory of Benjamin Zephaniah
To honour the life and work of honorary doctorate Benjamin Zephaniah, Birmingham City University (BCU) has launched the Future Writers competition to encourage writers and poets to explore their literary talents.