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We're launching a new Incubator scheme to help our Film & TV graduates to make their first documentary after finishing their studies. It's part of 30th anniversary celebrations of our groundbreaking Film & TV MA at the Exchange in Birmingham tonight!🥳
birmingham.ac.uk/news/2026/u…
Join us this week to celebrate the conclusion of our Stuart Hall Archive Project with an inspiring installation and film screenings. All welcome!👇
📷 Installation: birmingham.ac.uk/events/stua…
🎞️ Screenings: birmingham.ac.uk/events/stua… (Digbeth); birmingham.ac.uk/events/stua… (Edgbaston)
Find out more about the three-year project and the rich archives of one of the most influential thinkers of our time: stuarthallarchive.bham.ac.uk…
Episode 11 of the B Film Queer Pod dives into the Italian scenery, power dynamics, and peaches of Luca Guadagnino's 'Call Me by Your Name'
Listen to the episode: open.spotify.com/episode/7Iv…
Check out the latest post to the Birmingham Law Blog 'Causation, Complicity and Indispensable Parties at ITLOS': blog.bham.ac.uk/lawresearch/…
Professor Hugh Houghton has been awarded €2.5M to lead a new project will examine hundreds of manuscripts to create new understanding of the Greek New Testament 📖
Learn more: birmingham.ac.uk/news/2026/m…
'House of the Dragon: four real historic women who inspired the show'
Check out PhD Candidate Stacy Olive Jarvis' article on the @ConversationUK: theconversation.com/house-of…
The @ShakesInstitute's Professor Ewan Fernie will be appearing at Chalke History Festival on Friday 26 June, 17:30 - 18:30, for 'Truth or Dare? Shakespeare’s Story on Screen': an exploration of retellings of Shakespeare's life on TV .
Learn more: chalkefestival.com/events/91…
Professor Ewan Fernie has previously worked with the BBC to tell Shakespeare's life story on TV in 'Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius'.
You can watch the full show on BBC iPLAYER: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p…
Midlands Art Papers has launches its ninth annual instalment: Craft and the decorative in the Midlands!
Learn more about this years issue: birmingham.ac.uk/news/2026/m…
Are ethnic minority EU citizens in the UK’s post-Brexit immigration system another Windrush in the making?
Read Dr Fiona Costello, Dr Owen Parker and Professor Catherine Barnard's thoughts in the latest Birmingham Law School blog: blog.bham.ac.uk/lawresearch/…
Dr Shaimaa Abdelkarim and Dr Rishika Sahgal have partnered with Birmingham-based social enterprise Calico to explore the use of VR in challenging institutional responses to violence against women: birmingham.ac.uk/news/2026/c…
Learn more in the latest update to the Birmingham Law Blog: blog.bham.ac.uk/lawresearch/…
Check out the latest post to the Birmingham Law Blog; 'Rearming Europe: The Reform of EU armaments law after the invasion of Ukraine', written by Professor Martin Trybus: blog.bham.ac.uk/lawresearch/…
Dr Amy Burge writes for @ConversationUK: Jilly Cooper’s Rutshire drama 'Rivals' shows good sex from a woman’s point of view.
Read the full article: theconversation.com/rivals-s…
In this post to the Birmingham Law Blog, Dr William Page explores and critiques the latest High Court decision on the use of facial recognition devices in policing: blog.bham.ac.uk/lawresearch/…
We're thrilled to be hosting more than 2,000 Jainism items from the @wellcometrust collection, making them more accessible than ever to Jain communities!
Learn more: wellcomecollection.org/press…
Our Public House, a play developed with Professor Henriette van der Blom's research into ancient rhetoric, opens tonight at the at Leeds Playhouse!
Learn more: dasharts.org.uk/our-public-h…
On April 30, postgraduate students at the University of Birmingham and Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City came together for an interdisciplinary online workshop showcasing the range of exciting research happening at both universities.
Learn more: birmingham.ac.uk/news/2026/f…
We Love and then We Drown, a climate play written by Professor Ruth Gilligan, will be performed at the Camden Fringe Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August!
Learn more: birmingham.ac.uk/news/2026/u…









