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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... -
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. -
“Always bring a tape measure” – top tips for finding second-hand furniture
This month marks Second Hand September, a campaign to encourage people to buy pre-owned for 30 days to help our wallets and the planet, and this week we’re looking at furniture. Facult of Arts, Design and Media Birmingham City University With homeware giants such as IKEA... -
Music Industry expert calls for end to dynamic pricing after Oasis reunion tour ticket complaints
A Senior Lecturer in Music Industries and Radio at Birmingham City University (BCU) is calling on artists and bands to stop opting-in to ‘dynamic pricing’ with ticketing agencies. Faculty of Arts, Design and Media Birmingham City University It comes as Oasis reunion tour... -
Broadcaster and campaigner Ade Adepitan named new Chancellor of BCU
Television presenter, journalist, disability campaigner and Paralympic medallist Ade Adepitan MBE to succeed Sir Lenny Henry as Chancellor of BCU.. -
Can digital tech help remedy social exclusion of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller young people?
A groundbreaking project led by Birmingham City University will determine if digital technology can help young people from the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller community feel more connected to society. -
British tech entrepreneur gives $500k donation to BCU
Computing, engineering and technology students are set to benefit from a generous donation from former student and Slack co-founder Cal Henderson. -
West Midlands Mayor hails student ideas for iconic Number 11 bus route
Students at Birmingham City University (BCU) have been praised by the Mayor of West Midlands for their ambitious ideas to turn the iconic Number 11 bus route into a tourist attraction as well as a vehicle to promote cultural pride and economic growth in the region. Arts, Design and... -
“Your subject is your superpower” – award winning BCU alumnus gives top tips to new teachers
Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (RBC) graduate Dylan McCaig has been recognised at the National Teacher Awards (NTA), achieving Silver in the Outstanding New Teacher of the Year category. Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences Birmingham City University The... -
Birmingham’s tallest building will also be one of the healthiest and safest
At 155 metres tall, One Eastside is set to become the highest building in Birmingham’s soaring skyline when it is completed in 2026 - and one of the healthiest and safest thanks to a new BCU research partnership. -
One-year anniversary of Crooked House fire – why people are still grieving a local pub
This week (Monday 5th August) marks the one-year anniversary of the fire which destroyed Britain’s wonkiest pub, and a Psychology Lecturer at Birmingham City University (BCU) says that the continued outpouring of grief for the building shows just how deeply people care about their history. ...