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'I want to be as big as Gucci' – Saturday club encourages Birmingham youngsters to follow fashion dreams
Two Birmingham teenagers say Birmingham City University’s (BCU) National Saturday Club has encouraged them to turn their passion into their future. -
Law professor recognised for lifetime achievement in death penalty work
A leading human rights advocate and law professor at Birmingham City University (BCU) has been recognised for his work on the death penalty in the United States and around the world. FACULTY OF BUSINESS, LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Birmingham City University Professor Jon... -
BCU vows to unleash Birmingham’s potential with new strategy
“Birmingham deserves better” was the key message from Birmingham City University (BCU) as it launched its ambitious new strategy at its iconic STEAMhouse on Wednesday. -
Birmingham’s youth benefitting from BCU wellbeing partnership
More than 350 school and college pupils have received support thanks to a BCU collaboration to address the alarming number of young people presenting with early intervention support needs for mental health issues. -
'Life-changing' fully funded arts and humanities PhDs open for applications at BCU
More than 100 fully funded PhD studentships offering opportunities to work with the likes of the Royal Shakespeare Company and British Film Institution are up for grabs at Birmingham City University from 2025. -
BCU becomes proud signatory of historic Anti Racist Pledge
Birmingham City University (BCU) will play a central role in helping make Birmingham a ‘leading Global Anti Racist City by 2025’, the institution’s Vice-Chancellor David Mba said at a summit in the city. BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY The commitment came as part of a historic... -
Trinbagonian BCU researcher uncovers letters that challenge media perceptions of Caribbean migrant experiences
A remarkable collection of personal letters sent home by Caribbean migrants from 1964-75 uncovered by a Birmingham City University (BCU) researcher represent a “ watershed moment in Black British historiography ” as they challenge dominant media narratives. -
BCU artists to showcase work alongside icons at Birmingham Museum reopening
Students at Birmingham City University (BCU) will have their work on display alongside pieces by some of Britain’s most iconic artists as the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery partially reopens. School of Art Birmingham City University The ‘Deviance and Difference’... -
Setting a ‘global land use goal’ could protect the planet from an irreversible environmental crisis, agree experts at BCU conference
A “unified global goal for land use” can help reverse the devastating impacts of climate change – as long as agreement is found quickly, according to landscape experts attending a recent conference hosted by Birmingham City University. -
Adepitan ready to make mark as Chancellor as Sir Lenny steps down
Ade Adepitan MBE hopes his appointment as Chancellor of Birmingham City University (BCU) will allow him to “change a lot of lives” and become “a torchbearer for disability rights”.