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Birmingham City University

In 1843, the Birmingham Society of Artists founded the Birmingham Government School of Design. Later, this evolved into Birmingham College of Art in 1884.  Over the years, the school evolved and acquired its university status in 1992 as the University of Central England in Birmingham. In 2007, the university's name was changed to Birmingham City University.

With around 24,000 students from 80 countries, Birmingham City University is a large and diverse place to study. The University has an enviable reputation for providing quality, student-focused education in a professional and friendly environment. Their core values are Excellence, People focused, Partnership working and Fairness and integrity.

BCU is notable for the high standard of its campuses. The university invested around £270 million into the regional economy and supports thousands of jobs in the area. They are also investing over £340 million in our estate providing students with an enviable range of facilities. The Complete University Guide ranked the university as a top 30 UK university for spending on facilities in 2015.

The university has dedicated open learning spaces, a 24/7 library, drama, media and radio studios with a range of break-out areas. Their state-of-the-art resources include a gallery, noise and vibration cells, a video production laboratory, a robotic laboratory, a huge isolation booth with sonic sound quality big enough to record drum kits, fantastic recording facilities, and a blue screen studio for chroma key work for film and music.

Art and design students work from a core of workshops in the centre of the five-floor building, with studio space around them. There is also a ‘collision space’ where students and staff from different courses will see each other to pass the time of day, and exchange thoughts and ideas.

  • Business School
    Accounting
    Accounting & Finance
    Business Management
    Economics
    Supply Chain Management
    Fashion Business
    Hospitality Management
    Sport Management
    Marketing & Digital Communication
    MBA
  • Art & Design
    Costume Design
    Design Management
    Fashion & Textiles
    Fashion Brand & Communication
    Fashion Design / Business
    Garment Techonology
    Gemmology & Jewellery
    Graphic & Communication
    Horology (Time)
    Luxury Brand Management
    Product & Furniture Design
  • Arhitecture & Built Environment
    Architecture
    Architectural Technology
    Built Environment
    Building Survey
    Civil Engineering
    Interior Architecture
    Landscape Architecture
    Construction Management
    Digital Construction
    Quantity Surveying
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Subject Rankings

Guardian University Rankings 2022
  • #11 Music
  • #13 Sports science
  • #21 Education
  • #23 Civl Engineering
  • #28 Anatomy & physiology
  • #30 Drama & dance
  • #36 Film production & photography
  • #37 Criminology
  • #37 Architecture
  • #38 Computer science & information systems
  • #41 Art
  • #41 Mechanical Engineering
  • #31 Media & Film Studies
  • #32 Electronic & Electrical Engineering
  • #33 Journalism, publishing & public relations
  • #50 Design & crafts
  • #54 Health professions
  • #42 Fashion & textiles

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