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Pioneer winners crowned in an exhilarating Virtual Awards Evening
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The well-being of young LGBTQ* people during COVID-19 and lockdown

Birkbeck is looking for participants in a major new survey on the well-being of LGBTQ* 18-35 year olds during the pandemic.
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Birkbeck places in top 35% of institutions ranked by QS World University Rankings

Birkbeck stands in support of Black, Asian and ethnic minority staff and students

We are committed to addressing racism and challenging injustice.

Dr Gillian Forrester is shown in the centre, with two other speakers around a table, at a public engagement event.

Daphne Jackson Fellowships in Psychology

New opportunity for two part-time Fellowships available to postdoctoral researchers returning to their careers following a break.
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Arts Weeks launches Digital Project: Bloomscape

Participate in Arts Weeks Digital project, Bloomscape on Instagram

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Santander Universities supports Birkbeck students with £175,000 of funding

Birkbeck receives £25,000 to support students in need during the COVID-19 pandemic, and £150,000 to support Birkbeck entrepreneurs.

A photo of 2019 finalists with Jenna Davies, Careers and Careers and Enterprise Manager and (far right) Matt Hutnell, Director of Santander Universities, Sponsors of the Pioneer programme last year.

Pioneer Awards Ceremony Goes Virtual

Pioneer is Birkbeck’s dedicated programme for our entrepreneurial students and six finalists have been shortlisted to pitch their business to a panel of judges

The Wellbeing of Healthcare Workers

Research examines how healthcare practitioners experience, manage and seek support for mental wellbeing
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Arts Weeks 2020

This year, Birkbeck’s Arts festival has gone completely virtual and will run from 18 May to 19 June. Highlights include a Birkbeck academic in conversation with author Deborah Levy and live performances from Louise Wilcox and Shabnam Shabazi.