Presessional courses are designed for students who wish to improve their knowledge of spoken and written English in preparation for academic study at the University of Birmingham. Students with ...

Birmingham’s Extreme Robotics Lab is already market-leading in many of the components that are needed for the increasing efforts to roboticise nuclear operations. We have already demonstrated ...

This course will equip you with the knowledge of how the brain works and give you the skills to detect and quantify abnormal behaviour caused by changes in cerebral function. This is the first module ...

This short course will enable you to develop your understanding of the statistical basis of generalised linear modelling (GLM) and its application in different situations, including the GLM regression ...

The High Flux Accelerator-Driven Neutron Facility supports the study of neutron interactions in materials for the nuclear sector, ranging from fission to fusion. In particular, this facility offers a ...

This page contains information for current offer holders relating to what you should do if you have or haven't met the conditions of your offer from the University. We recognise that results day is a ...

AI can provide critical insights into how complex mixtures of chemicals in rivers affect aquatic life – paving the way for ...

As we come to the end of the year, we reflect and revisit the most read College of Medicine and Health news stories on our website.

A Birmingham Clinical Trials Unit trial finds investigates planned early term birth for those with hypertension in pregnancy.

The economic impact of dental caries (tooth decay) is disproportionately higher in the most deprived groups, with estimated ...

The University of Birmingham is approved by the US Department of Education to offer the William D Ford Federal Direct Loan Programme, enabling eligible American students to access financial support.

The Augmented Reality Music Ensemble project allows users to practise their instruments alongside virtual musicians.