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“Birkbeck leads some of the biggest, most impactful research projects”

Suz Brits is one of four Chevening scholars from South Africa who joined Birkbeck in Autumn 2022 to study MA Educational Neuroscience. Here, she shares highlights about her experiences as a Birkbeck and Chevening scholar.

Researchers call for changes to how autism research is conducted

A new report outlines recommendations for building bridges between the autistic community and the research community.

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Liquidity Is the Key for Football Clubs To Avoid Insolvency

Research by Birkbeck Honorary Research Fellow Dr Richard Evans provides guidance on accounting ratios for football clubs to avoid insolvency.

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Students very positive about Birkbeck's teaching and learning resources in National Student Survey 2023

The National Student Survey results, published annually, gather final-year undergraduate students' opinions on the quality of their courses and supports universities and colleges to improve the student experience.
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University courses still available through Clearing at Birkbeck

Clearing is open at Birkbeck. Apply by calling 020 3907 0700 and attend our Clearing Open Day on Saturday to discover how studying at Birkbeck can change your life.

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Birkbeck announces Professor Sally Wheeler as its new Vice-Chancellor

Former Birkbeck academic returns as Vice-Chancellor.
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New Birkbeck faculties and schools launched

Revised structure to benefit teaching and research.
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New report by Birkbeck academics urges introduction of new strategies to prevent burnout in healthcare workers

The report drew on research data from a wide variety of sources and found that doctors, nurses and care workers are particularly prone to experiencing burnout.

Professor Carolyn Moores

Five Birkbeck academics secure research awards worth £4.2million

Grants have been made by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the Medical Research Council and the Wellcome Trust.
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"I've turned my life around by coming to Birkbeck and studying a computing degree"

Stephen Okere Bundou, BSc Data Science and Computing student, joined Birkbeck through Clearing. He shares his story of overcoming a challenging upbringing and finding his voice.