Media and Journalism blog
The Sky's the limit
Here at the School of Media, we have fantastic connections with industry as illustrated by our Sky Scholarship Sche...
We've partnered with HuffPost!
Find out more about the partnership and what it means for School of Media students.
Volunteering at Birmingham Indian Film Festival
Several Birmingham School of Media students recently volunteered at the annual Birmingham Indian Film Festival, gaining...
Study Abroad: a semester in America
Second year Media and Communications student Priyanka took part in our Study Abroad exchange programme.
Top prizes for students at end of year awards
Placements, mentorships and exclusive trips were just some of the prizes awarded to our soon to be graduating student...
A spotlight on…Collaborative Practice
Second year student Nikhara explains more about the module and how it led to working with peers across the Faculty. ...
Four days in Amsterdam
Media students ticked off canal tours, Van Gough and an ice bar from their Amsterdam bucket lists before meeting media ...
From BCU to NYC
First year student Thomas Sayers reflects on his amazing trip to New York City with the School of Media. Â
My university experience so far
We caught up with School of Media student Nikhara Korpal to hear about her university experience so far.
Volunteering at Aston Villa Ladies FC
Students, Hussein and Ella, were given the opportunity to film games, interview players and write up match reports.
Media Futures: alumni day
We invited some of our most recent alumni to come in and talk to students about the careers they’re in now.
Making Jazz 1080
Find out more about Nikhara's opportunity to work on a behind the-scenes documentary for Jazz 1080.
Maisie Williams kicks off Media Futures
The Game of Thrones star talked to our students about her career, her new app and gave advice for breaking into the ind...
48 hour soap: challenge accepted
See how students worked with Claire Burgess, Coronation Street's Script Editor to create a soap opera in only 48 hours!...
Co-presenting on BBC Radio West Midlands
The students behind FADE worked on a joint show with BBC Radio West Midlands. Hear more about the live show.