Birmingham Masters Scholarships More than 200 awards of £2,000 available to support Masters study in September 2022
New campus open in Dubai We’ve formally opened our iconic new ‘smart’ campus in the UAE - innovative teaching and research space delivering a world-class education experience
University of Birmingham at the Hay Festival From the Spartans, to cancel culture, to reproduction rights, our researchers share their ideas at the literary festival in Hay-on-Wye
Birmingham Perspective Imran Khan’s ousting from power in Pakistan: Is this beginning or end of a political crisis? "With Khan’s base rallying around him and having nothing to lose anymore, his staunch opposition will make governance difficult for the new government and thus start a new political crisis." Join the conversation
Golfing cockatoos reveal ability to use combined tools Cockatoos have shown an extraordinary ability to complete a task by combining simple tools, demonstrating that this cognitive ability is not found only in primates
New study to investigate the effectiveness of an online LGBTQ+ training course to improve young people's social care The study will aim to improve social workers’ knowledge, attitudes and beliefs when working with LGBTQ+ young people
New study reveals employed would-be migrants in West Africa have a greater desire to stay in their home country Africa's would-be migrants who managed to keep their jobs through the pandemic may choose to stay home rather than head overseas even if their economic prospects may be brighter abroad
New year's mission to start new phase of exoplanet research A mission to one of the coldest and most remote places on earth will enable a new phase in the search for distant planetary systems
New MSc Midwifery launching in September 2022 Join this rewarding profession and become a registered midwife via our shortened two-year programme for adult nurses.
Grey matter volume could inform treatment decisions for developing mental health disorders The brain structure of patients with recent onset psychosis and depression can offer important insights into these illnesses and how they might develop.
Threat of sexual violence continues for forced migrants in search of refuge The SEREDA project shows that violence continues after women and children escape conflict
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