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Sports Therapy research viva
Sports Therapy students are presenting their vivas to lecturers as part of their final year Research Project.
Student research highlights challenges of sustainable business travel
Three postgraduate students worked on the six-month market-leading research initiative with arrangeMY, exploring the challenges within sustainable business travel practices.
Lecturer’s first book to support teachers brought to life by children’s own research
A powerful new book filled with real-life research from schoolchildren has been co-penned by a University College Birmingham lecturer to support the nation’s teachers.
Sports Therapy students and staff put best foot forward with conference research
Two final year Sports Therapy students and staff presented their dissertation research projects at the British Association of Sport and Exercise Science (BASES) annual conference, sharing knowledge with fellow researchers.
Executive Dean presents research on improving regional skills gaps to Princess Anne
Rosa Wells, Executive Dean of the School of Engineering, Digital & Sustainable Construction at University College Birmingham, recently presented research on improving STEM educational access to the Princess Royal.
Leads on two of the world's biggest convention centre expansions steer postgraduate research
Postgraduates working towards a career in global meetings and tourism, hospitality, events and aviation had the chance to hear from two international events executives with glittering backgrounds to set the scene for their master's research.
Imogen, 18, takes on London Marathon to raise cash for eye research
Determined student Imogen Rowe, who doctors said might never walk, is in training for the race of her life – competing in the London Marathon.
Artificial intelligence could revolutionise higher education, according to lecturer research
Artificial intelligence could revolutionise higher education and improve the student experience at universities, but it still has limitations, according to a marketing expert at University College Birmingham.
Rhian's research work opens door to a master's degree
A research scholarship with a top London institution has led to a former UCB student starting a master’s programme.
Top research accolade awarded to UCB tourism experts
A research paper by two tourism experts at UCB has won an award and could spark a wave of interest and further work in the area of the global Muslim market.
College of Food student presents sugar research at IFST Young Scientist competition
A University College Birmingham student had the chance to present her own research to professionals from the food industry as part of a national competition.
UCB staff share research and ideas in annual conference
UCB staff, lecturers and academics held their annual two-day inter-departmental conference at McIntyre House with this year’s overarching theme being the student experience.
Lecturer in Sport
Fiona Higgs
Lecturer in Education
Jayne Hackett
Lecturer
Dr Sophie Lester
Schools "failing bereaved pupils," says study by UCB graduate
Grieving children are being failed by schools because teachers are not trained to deal with bereavement, according to research by a UCB graduate.
Young researchers present their findings at UCB
The region’s youngest researchers returned to UCB to discuss the results of their school research and share their results with other schoolchildren and their teachers.
Lecturer
Faiza Khan
Lecturer in Psychology
Dr Luan Cassal
100% pass has students cheering
Level 3 Diploma in Child Care and Education students are celebrating because they have all passed their research task.
Students hold Enterprise and Innovation Showcase
Students from the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Events hosted an Enterprise and Innovation Showcase as part of their final year Research Project.
Naomi Donald
Since graduating, Naomi has been instrumental in reducing youth violence, raising educational aspirations and developing pioneering research.
Subject Lead - Maths
Heather Mistry
Whale watching: students travel abroad to volunteer
UCB students jetted off to Arona, Tenerife to volunteer as Research Guides on the Atlantic Whale Foundation’s (AWF) whale watching boats.
Global bakery products manufacturer snaps up UCB graduate for R&D role
A freshly-graduated UCB student has been appointed as a research and development technologist for one of the largest producers of yeast and bakery equipment in the world.
Business Enterprise students become entrepreneurs
Final year students on the BA Business Enterprise degree had to deliver business plan presentations to their lecturers and external assessors for their research project module.
UCB lecturer travels to Memphis, Tennessee to present innovative paper on youth violence
Craig Pinkney, who lectures on a number of UCB's degree courses and is the UK leader of the EUGANGS project, has just returned from presenting a ground-breaking paper at the Annual Conference for the Homicide Research Working Group in Memphis,…
University boosts UK economy by £358m – with two thirds benefitting West Midlands
University College Birmingham contributes £358 million to the UK economy, according to new research, with around two thirds of the identifiable impact benefitting the West Midlands region.
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According to research, 89% of students want their place of study to actively incorporate and promote sustainable development. Find out more about our sustainability strategy at University College Birmingham.
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Jill Nathan
Tourism students take a trip to Venice
Tourism management students carried out assessments and primary research on a field trip to Venice. The second-year Tourism Business Management and International Tourism Management undergraduates used feasibility studies to look at ways of developing a new or existing visitor attraction…
Dr Penny Kechagioglou
Dr Kechagioglou is the Chief Clinical Information Officer, deputy Chief Medical Officer and Consultant Clinical Oncologist at the University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire. She is Vice-Chair of the Digital Health Networks CCIO Advisory Panel, with research and professional interest in…
Book your seat to see three inspirational speakers on International Women's Day!
A psychologist who has published a poetry book about her fascinating life journey, a researcher who explores the position of black, British female graduates and a former journalist who writes inspirational stories about women – you won’t want to miss…
UCB launches new craft breads range
UCB launched its own range of mouth-watering craft breads to coincide with National Craft Bakers Week. The collection, featuring a new signature sour dough alongside speciality breads such as sun-dried tomato, celery seed and black onion seed, is the culmination…
University joins AI planning tech pilot
Following a successful application to Jisc, the UK digital, data and technology agency focused on tertiary education, research and innovation, 50 higher education teaching staff at University College Birmingham will be using the software TeacherMatic to help plan their classroom…
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The search is on for the UK's hottest talent
Have you got a brilliant idea for a food product or a catering business?
The search for the UCB Apprentice
BA Business Enterprise students were hoping to hear the magic words "You're hired!" from billionaire business tycoon Sir Terence Trumpalot.
Hunt for UK's Best Oriental Young Chef is Back for 2015
Leading Oriental grocer Wing Yip has launched its annual search for the UK's top Oriental Cookery Young Chef.
The blogosphere needs you! UCB is recruiting for a top team of bloggers
The University is launching a search to find a team of enthusiastic bloggers to inspire potential students – and help them settle in once they have joined UCB.
Megan and Katie up for Rising Star at baking industry Oscars
Two top students at UCB hope to rise to the occasion after being named finalists in the British baking world’s search for the next one-to-watch in the industry.
Hunt for Young Chef Begins
Leading Oriental food grocer Wing Yip has launched its 2014 search to find the finest Young Chef for Oriental Cuisine.
UCB helps in search for latest Roux Scholar
Details of a prestigious competition to find the next chef to follow in the footsteps of some of the country’s top culinary stars have been announced with the UCB kitchens once again being used to host one of the finals.
Culinary arts students rock the podium at first Zest Quest Asia online spin-off
Two of the four students to take the podium at the first online spin-off of acclaimed chefs Cyrus and Pervin Todiwala’s annual search for young talent in Asian food were from University College Birmingham.
TV chef Glynn Purnell and SORTEDfood's Ben Ebbrell back search for UCB Young Chef of the Year 2018
Celebrity chef Glynn Purnell and internet cooking star Ben Ebbrell have been unveiled as judges for the final of University College Birmingham's Young Chef of the Year 2018.
Tourism students take guests around the world
International Tourism Management students hosted a tourism exhibition covering countries from around the world.
Lucie Gapova
Lucie's dissertation project didn't just help her earn her master's degree – it led directly to a job in the aviation industry.
Postgraduate students are consultants for the Lanzarote Tourist Board
Postgraduate Tourism students studying MA Tourism Destination Management and MA International Tourism Business Administration travelled to Lanzarote as part of their Live Project module.
Lecturer
Claudette Bailey
Top cardiologist and expert in keyhole heart surgery made Honorary Fellow
A cardiologist who has saved countless lives as an expert in keyhole heart surgery has been made an Honorary Fellow of University College Birmingham.
Subject Librarian
Manjeet Dhillon
Young Researchers Conference 2017 gets off to a flying start
The annual Young Researchers Conference at UCB was launched with news that one of the UK's leading researchers would be involved in this year's project.
Senior Lecturer - Psychology
Daniella Nayyar
Champion MMA fighter among experts to speak at UCB sports conference
Britain’s first female to compete in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is among the speakers at a conference to be staged at UCB next month. And she will be joined by a handful of other experts as the university stages…
High-flying aviation students advise Birmingham Airport on noise pollution
Six Aviation and Airport Management degree (AAM) students have spent this morning in important discussions with Birmingham Airport’s Corporate Responsibility Manager, Andy Holding, detailing ways to build positive relationships with neighbouring communities and deal with local complaints.
Children's project set to make real change in schools as Young Researchers Conference kicks off at UCB
Pupils from schools across the West Midlands and beyond will be researching how to change their own education for the better as part of an event held at University College Birmingham.
Mondelēz is choc-a-bloc with opportunities for bakery students
Professional Bakery students channelled their inner chocolatier during a visit from global snacking powerhouse Mondelēz International.
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Dr William Crossen
Senior Lecturer
Sasa Bobic
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Bakery and Patisserie Technology BSc (Hons) Top-up
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September
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Food and Nutrition BSc (Hons) Top-up
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September
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Full-Time
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Early Childhood Studies BA (Hons) Top-up
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September
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September, February
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Full-Time
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