Jewellery news and events

Professor Jon Yorke and Dr Alice Storey were invited to Parliament to provide insights into the UK's engagement of the Universal Periodic Review. 

An iconic Birmingham-born font and the centuries-old craftsmanship behind it are taking centre stage in a new exhibition in the Jewellery Quarter.

BCU's Dr Jessica Ann Diaz becomes the first female chair of the Mathematical, Statistical and Computing Psychology Section of the British Psychology Society.

The fourth annual research showcase of Arts, Design and Media, and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire goes on display at Parkside.

Black Sabbath are awarded the Freedom of the City - and receive special medals designed by School of Jewellery student Toby Williams.

A student mentorship scheme between BCU and residential property developer Court Collaboration is extended following a successful pilot.

BCU and Health Innovation West Midlands (HIWM) sign a landmark agreement to strengthen collaboration in health and care research, innovation, and education.

Professor Adel Aneiba is appointed Dean of  BCU's new School of Architecture, Built Environment, Computing and Engineering.

BCU turns heads at a flagship UCAS Discovery event by unveiling a life-sized AI-powered hologram to connect with the next generation of students.

The West Midlands Health Tech Innovation Accelerator (WMHTIA) exceeds its targets by attracting nearly £50 million in private sector co-investment within just two years of its launch.

Hannah Abbott is BCU's new Dean of Life and Health Sciences, stepping up from her role as Deputy Dean of HELS.

Professor Liz Smart is Birmingham City University's new Dean of the School of Law and Social Sciences.

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) will continue to play an influential role for BCU as it seeks to “power prosperity” in the region, says Vice-Chancellor Professor David Mba.

Professor Leanne de Main is appointed Dean of Birmingham City University’s Business School, completing the line-up of new academic leads. 

Birmingham City University (BCU) has turned to crowdfunding to expand a research project in Zambia that is having a major impact on patient recovery rates.