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University of Birmingham and India

Be challenged and inspired at Birmingham

Pushing the boundaries of knowledge

Crossing cultures

Research at Birmingham

Bringing together leading minds on crucial issues

A proud history

Our association with India dates back to 1909. Find out more about this distinctive relationship. 

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Latest news

Scientists ‘trigger’ high energy physics at CERN in India-UK collaboration

Computational research aims to alleviate embarrassing bladder problems

Greet Need to Improve Autism Education in India

 

To read more University news, including details on groundbreaking research collaborations with India please visit the international news page.