College of Arts and Law

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We encourage creative thinking at Masters and Doctoral levels, via different modes of study.

Research

Links to research centres, department research and our latest research awards.

Birmingham at Hay Festival 2021

From Signing Shakespeare to translation as activism, and the mysterious history of the Imposteress Rabbit Breeder – join us for free at the virtual literary festival

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NEWS

Why legal action against Greek migrant 'pushbacks' could have wider impact

Why legal action against Greek migrant 'pushbacks' could have wider impact
Description
Dr Rachael Dickson writes on how migration policies that have long been criticised are now being tested by the European Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Justice.

University of Birmingham's Ruth Gilligan wins prestigious literary prize.

University of Birmingham's Ruth Gilligan wins prestigious literary prize.
Description
Ruth Gilligan of the Department of Creative Writing was awarded the Royal Society of Literature's Ondaatje prize for books that "best evoke the spirit of a place".

My favourite topics as an International History Student: Tzuching Chu

My favourite topics as an International History Student: Tzuching Chu
Description
BA History student Tzuching Chu tells us about what interests him the most as an international student studying History at the University of Birmingham inclduing modules on Black and LGBTQ+ history in Britain.

EVENTS

The Hermes Experiment

The Hermes Experiment
Date
29/01/2021 - 31/08/2021
Description
A Virtual Lunchtime Barber Concert with The Hermes Experiment.

The Linarol Consort

The Linarol Consort
Date
12/02/2021 - 31/08/2021
Description
A Virtual Lunchtime Barber Concert with The Linarol Consort.

Oliver Wass

Oliver Wass
Date
26/02/2021 - 31/08/2021
Description
A Virtual Lunchtime Barber Concert with Oliver Wass.
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