College of Arts and Law

Undergraduate study

Delivering high quality programmes underpinned by inter-professional learning.

Postgraduate study

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.

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NEWS

New publications by Dr Rose Whyman

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Dr Rose Whyman has just published a translation of Biomechanics for Instructors by N.A. Bernstein, and a chapter in The Palgrave Handbook of the History of Women on Stage

10 Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellowships awarded across the University of Birmingham

10 Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellowships awarded across the University of Birmingham
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The University of Birmingham has been awarded 10 Early Career Research Fellowships from the Leverhulme Trust.

The Show Must Go On

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Second year Drama and Theatre Arts international student Misha recently completed her exciting Virtual Experience Arts Internship with BE Festival.

EVENTS

Page Breaks: Is Wrestling Art?

Page Breaks: Is Wrestling Art?
Date
11/06/2020 - 20/07/2020
Description
Zoom talk: How should we think about the narratives of pro wrestling? How important are considerations of justice? And mostly: is wrestling art?

Cancelled: The Classical and Byzantine Greek Summer School

Cancelled: The Classical and Byzantine Greek Summer School
Date
12/07/2020 - 08/08/2020
Description
Unfortunately the Byzantine Summer School has been cancelled.

Postponed: British Association for Victorian Studies (BAVS) 2020 Conference

Postponed: British Association for Victorian Studies (BAVS) 2020 Conference
Date
20/07/2020
Description
We were looking forward to welcoming you all to Birmingham this year to celebrate the 20th anniversary of BAVS. It is therefore with great regret that we announce that BAVS 2020 will be postponed until next year.
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