Jewellery news and events

BCU Vice-Chancellor Professor David Mba hails £30 million investment in research commercialisation as a “huge vote of confidence in the ability of higher education to fuel growth and innovation.”

Birmingham City University (BCU) has launched an ambitious new initiative to help small businesses, charities, and community organisations across the West Midlands access vital funding to upskill their workforce.

Birmingham City University (BCU) is hosting a new exhibition, recreating a young horror-enthusiast’s bedroom to discuss the influence of the genre.   Faculty of Arts, Design and Media Birmingham City University Curated by the Youth & Horror Research Network, in conjunction...

Creative Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the West Midlands are being offered grants of up to £10,000 to bring innovative ideas to life, as part of the newly launched CreaTech Frontiers creative industries cluster.   CreaTech Frontiers Birmingham City University With a...

Great Britain athlete Sam Lunt said he “threw a hissy fit” when he was told his sporting future lay in the 400m hurdles.

Nursing associates and academics gather from across the country for the conference shining light on the development of the nursing associate role and challenges faced on the job. 

The Deputy Chief Nurse for England says there needs to be research into the mental health impact of Covid-19, as he addressed a Birmingham City University (BCU) conference marking five years since the first UK lockdowns.   Research Birmingham City University Professor Mark...

Judges from around the globe visit the iconic School of Jewellery as Birmingham pitches to become a World Craft City.

Birmingham City University (BCU) and National Highways have teamed up to launch two research projects to enhance road worker and traffic officer safety.

Birmingham City University (BCU), in partnership with Covatic, has unveiled groundbreaking research to protect AI models from cyber threats.

Award-winning stand-up comic Shazia Mirza heads the line-up in her own city as the prestigious Serendipity Arts Festival (SAF) comes to Birmingham for the first time in May.

OHMI and BCU conference highlights the barriers faced by people with physical disabilities who want to play a musical instrument.

Research by the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity highlights that women pursuing careers in post-production sound are still subjected to inappropriate behaviour.

Anita Bhalla OBE, Chair of the Board of Governors for Birmingham City University, has been appointed as a council member for UK Research and Innovation.

PhD researcher Hina Shafi says t he lack of diversity in women's cricket reflects broader patterns seen in many professional sports.