News - University of Birmingham

Wednesday 27th March 2013

Summer melt season is getting longer on the Antarctic Peninsula, new research shows

Description: New research from the Antarctic Peninsula published in the Journal of Geophysical Research shows that the summer melt season has been getting longer over the last 60 years. Dr Nick Barrand from the University of Birmingham led an analysis of data from 30 weather stations on the Antarctic Peninsula – a mountainous region extending northwards towards South America.
Date:: Wednesday 27th March 2013
Categories:: International, Life and Environmental Sciences, Research

Wednesday 13th March 2013

Description: The University of Birmingham is set to host its first Arts & Science Festival to showcase the wealth of ideas, research and collaboration across its campus. Running from Monday 18 to Sunday 24 March 2013 at various venues across the University's Edgbaston and Selly Oak campuses, the festival is open to enthusiastic and curious minds from the University and the general public.
Date:: Wednesday 13th March 2013
Categories:: Arts and Law, Engineering and Physical Sciences, Life and Environmental Sciences, Research, Social Sciences

Friday 8th March 2013

Description: The University of Birmingham has launched a bold and innovative new initiative to attract the very brightest students by making unconditional offers to a targeted group of high performing applicants.
Date:: Friday 8th March 2013
Categories:: Arts and Law, Engineering and Physical Sciences, Life and Environmental Sciences, Medical and Dental Sciences, Social Sciences

Monday 25th February 2013

Description: Senior representatives from the University of Birmingham are visiting Guangzhou this week to enhance the institution's extensive links with partners in the region.
Date:: Monday 25th February 2013
Categories:: Engineering and Physical Sciences, International, Life and Environmental Sciences, Medical and Dental Sciences, Research, Social Sciences

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