18 March 2024
The latest People, Power, Politics episode features a conversation between Prof Marlies Glasius and CEDAR’s Licia Cianetti about authoritarian practices
14 March 2024
Visiting experts and University of Birmingham scholars discuss what may be the most important election in recent American history.
12 March 2024
Birmingham’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) online course has been ranked 9th in the global top 10 of online MBA courses by the Financial Times.
11 March 2024
Sarah Montano, Inci Toral Manson, & Kamilya Suleymenova examine the use of Generative AI in marketing, in light of the Glasgow Willy Wonka experience.
08 March 2024
Prof Hill was nominated for two CURA-H awards, honouring achievements of women in healthcare
08 March 2024
Karen Elliott, Chair and Professor of Practice in Finance and Fintech, explores whether women are truly included in fintech and finance decision-making.
07 March 2024
Dr Huw Macartney, Associate Professor in Political Economy, explores the politics of the Spring Budget.
06 March 2024
Dr Anandadeep Mandal explains some of the key takeaways from today's budget for National Insurance, travel and energy and ISAs.
06 March 2024
Professor John Bryson comments on the 2024 Spring Budget being announced today.
05 March 2024
Dr Sophie King-Hill comments on Labour's proposal to target Andrew Tate-style misogyny in schools with more positive social media influencers.
04 March 2024
Four University of Birmingham social scientists become Academy of Social Sciences fellows, the most of any institution in this cohort.
04 March 2024
Listen to the Decolonial Dialogues podcast, a mini-series exploring decolonisation within the context of a business school.
29 February 2024
As LGBT History Month comes to an end, Dawn River discusses the Queer SEREDA project exploring the experience of LGBTQIA+ refugees and asylum seekers in the UK.
28 February 2024
As we commemorate the 20th anniversary of our MSc International Business Programme, we reflect on the countless graduates it has nurtured.
23 February 2024
Sarah Montano, Professor of Retail Marketing, explores what went wrong with the Body Shop, and how such an iconic British high street brand went bust.
15 February 2024
A new report reveals, for the first time, strong correlations between news literacy and civic engagement amongst 9- to 11-year-olds in the UK.
14 February 2024
Isabelle Szmigin, Emeritus Professor of Marketing, reacts to the news that the Body Shop has gone into administration.
14 February 2024
In this latest People, Power, Politics podcast, Prof Rory Cormac talks about the fascinating world of secret statecraft and its implications for democracy.
09 February 2024
University of Birmingham researchers hail discovery as missing link in the thinking of the ‘godfather of multiculturalism’ and development of cultural studies.
07 February 2024
Dr Seb Rumsby documents firsthand experiences of the catastrophic drop in legal aid funding, which is undermining people’s wellbeing and right to a fair trial.