Three teams awarded prizes for ideas including gamifying sustainable choices at festivals and promoting better biodiversity in beet farming ...

“We know that AM is a hugely important microbe, and levels of the microbe can be a good indicator of overall health. The bacteria are always beneficial for the gut, and lower levels of it are ...

A 240-year-old drug called digoxin could save the National Health Service (NHS) at least £100 million each year when treating ...

Share your skills and inspire the next generation through our full programme of Teacher Training taught courses. From primary to secondary education and covering all core subjects, our courses have ...

Whether you’re a healthcare practitioner or graduate with a science background, help shape the future of healthcare and build the skills needed to become a vital part of the multidisciplinary team.

Welcome to your global alumni community of more than 350,000 graduates. It is a community of prime ministers, Olympic champions, authors, actors, Nobel Prize winners and even a Great British Bake Off ...

A significant digital skills shortage is posing a critical threat to the nation’s economic stability and growth.

The University of Birmingham, along with six other higher education institutions in the Midlands, will receive Doctoral Landscape Awards.

UNESCO names Birmingham's Upper Tame catchment an Ecohydrology Demonstration Site, highlighting the university's innovative water research ...

A microalga rich in nutrients could be cultivated sustainably with minimal environmental footprint to help build food security and combat climate change.

A trial supported by Birmingham Clinical Trials Unit explores methods to reduce post-operative surgical site infections.

Brazilian Carnaval is coming to campus – a celebration of science, music, dance and more as the University prepares for this year’s COP30 environmental summit.