Posted 15 November 2018
First Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education (BCRRE) and SMRT students celebrate in Singapore the completion of their studies in an official ceremony on 1 November 2018.
Posted 13 November 2018
Amid discussion about exactly how much the UK Government has increased NHS funding by and what it could be spent, Professor Judith Smith, Director of the Health Services Management Centre looks at what plans we can expect for an extra £20.5bn a year by 2023–24.
Posted 13 November 2018
Amid discussion about exactly how much the UK Government has increased NHS funding by and what it could be spent, Professor Judith Smith, Director of the Health Services Management Centre looks at what plans we can expect for an extra £20.5bn a year by 2023–24.
Posted 13 November 2018
Dr Matthew Schuelka was invited to share his work on inclusive education at the International Summit on Inclusion and Diversity in Education in Denmark
Posted 13 November 2018
Birmingham researcher, Professor Ganna Pogrebna, receives British Academy of Management Award.
Posted 12 November 2018
In September, a group of 16 former IDD students gathered at the University of Birmingham for a 10 year anniversary weekend. For most people, it was the first time they'd seen each other since graduating in the summer of 2008.
Posted 12 November 2018
Radman Selmic, Research Fellow: "Better education and support to clients who need it, a collective demand for transparency in finance, and improved distribution of information to clients are all needed to enhance the level of financial capability across the UK."
Posted 12 November 2018
Dr Endrit Kromidha, Senior Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Innovation and associate of WE LEAD, has been successful in his application for a Creative Spark Higher Education Enterprise Programme Grant funded by the British Council.
Posted 12 November 2018
The Stockholm International Film Festival to host panel discussion Professor Pogrebna's research paper which looks at whether the success of Hollywood movies can be boiled down to a simple formula
Posted 12 November 2018
Jair Bolsonaro won the Brazilian Presidential election in October 2018. His campaign has been controversial to say the least. On this podcast Adam is joined by Marco Vieira, Daniele Albertazzi and Richard Shorten to discuss Bolsonaro's rise.
Posted 12 November 2018
The Australian Financial Review on the current stand-off between the Italian government and the European Commission, with comments by Daniele Albertazzi.
Posted 12 November 2018
Dr Delphine Gibassier and Dr Nana O.Bonsu of the Centre for Responsible Business, University of Birmingham, explain why biodiversity is so important and why it's vital for children to learn about the impact they and others are having on wildlife conservation practices.
Posted 12 November 2018
Four students recently presented at the All Together Better Health IX Conference in Auckland, New Zealand, the leading international conference for Interprofessional Education (IPE) organised by the World Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice Coordinating Committee.
Posted 09 November 2018
Whenever an election comes around, there are always celebrities who throw their support behind their favoured candidates and hope their fans will follow their lead at the ballot box.
Posted 09 November 2018
The University of Birmingham have published the results of a Longitudinal Transition Study, funded by Thomas Pocklington Trust, following the experiences of young people with vision impairment from secondary school into further education and employment.
Posted 09 November 2018
Trump – always feeling under threat, always sensing enemies, but always wanting to be admired – demands loyalty. Not loyalty to the constitution or to the office of the presidency, but to him
Posted 08 November 2018
The European Studies Research Group and the LGBTQ+ Network of the School of Government and Society hosted a talk on EU and LGBT Politics in the Western Balkans, by Dr Koen Slootmaeckers (City University).
Posted 08 November 2018
Leaders Unlike You event roundup by Dr Juliet Kele
Posted 08 November 2018
Applications are now open for a new Research Fellow, Senior Research Fellow and Productivity Translation Fellow at the City Region Economic and Development Institute (City REDI), with the vacancies closing late November.
Posted 08 November 2018
Dr. Natalia Vershinina, Senior Lecturer in Entrepreneurship, discusses how we can look beyond the normative ascriptions of gender stereotypes that define women's roles in their businesses as silent and invisible - particularly in relation to immigrant females in enterprise.