02 February 2022
MA Shakespeare and Creativity students from the Shakespeare Institute performed in Stratford as part of their postgraduate Shakespeare in Society Module.
01 February 2022
PhD English Literature student Ellen Addis provides five reasons to study a PhD in English Literature at the University of Birmingham
18 January 2022
If language is the same, is cultural really that different? Jasper Watkin's explores the differences between life in the UK and the US, and how his time abroad has made him appreciate what makes us unique.
18 January 2022
MA Literature and Culture student Niamh Lawlor provides five reasons to study a Masters in English Literature at the University of Birmingham
13 January 2022
Oliver Wimbush plans to soon head off to San Fransisco State University after making the decision to invert his year abroad. With the challenges of COVID, Oliver walks you through the application process step by step.
10 January 2022
14 Drama and Theatre Arts participated in a 3-day online workshop, led by RSC Director Owen Horsley.
09 January 2022
Natalia Karolewska, a BA English student, completed her year abroad in Barcelona, Spain. She shares her journey including the challenges and successes, highlighting the benefits of going on a year abroad.
13 December 2021
This week BBC Radio 3 and the Arts and Humanities Research Council announced the finalists for its yearly New Generation Thinkers scheme.
07 December 2021
Katrina Crouch, a BA English student, completed her placement at Cosimo Art as a Content Marketing Lead. She shares her journey from application to completion highlighting the benefits of the Professional Skills Module.
01 December 2021
Forty years ago, in June 1981, the first five cases of what later became known as AIDS were reported in the United States.
30 November 2021
Birmingham Centre for Art Therapies have worked with communities across Birmingham to create a new exhibition titled: "the strawberry grows underneath the nettle", a title inspired by a quote from Henry V.
24 November 2021
Vernacular English is seen as a tool for those in charge to reach the people, but not as a medium for the fundamental processes of political decision-making itself.