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Vice-Chancellor’s Great Debate What are the challenges we face in trusting social media? Watch FREE on 27 May 2020 at 19:00.
Birmingham Perspective Covid-19 – from the on-campus to the online University "There are two approaches to Covid-19. The first is one about rapid adaptation to the crisis. The University of Birmingham is rising to this challenge and is leading the way." Join the conversation
University professor part of team leading national COVID-19 testing effort Professor Alan McNally is playing a significant part in the fight against COVID-19 as one of the leads at the Government’s first flagship COVID-19 testing facility.
University Professor appointed Chief Scientific Adviser to Food Standards Agency Microbiology expert Professor Robin May has been appointed Chief Scientific Adviser to the Food Standards Agency.
June 14 BPO - Space Odyssey The Birmingham Philharmonic Orchestra performs Stanley Kubrick’s masterwork 2001: A Space Odyssey
June 17 The Third International Conference on Philosophy and Meaning in Life Featuring keynote lectures from Lisa Bortolotti, John Cottingham, and Thaddeus Metz
Tuition fee discounts for postgraduate programmes £1,500 discount available for final year undergraduates applying to taught postgraduate programmes
We’re helping to engineer an efficient and sustainable way to get an eventual COVID-19 vaccine to billions of people Our experts are joining forces with partners in India to investigate how to distribute a potentially temperature-sensitive vaccine.
How does inflammation affect mental health? Researchers are examining how immune dysfunction could cause psychosis to assist the development of treatments to improve outcomes for young people