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The reaccreditation highlights Birkbeck’s impact on SME growth, student enterprise, and its role in shaping the local business landscape.
Developed in collaboration with academic staff, Birkbeck’s new short courses provide ambitious learners with practical, expert-led programmes aimed at enhancing careers.
Leading experts and young voices will debate our international systems and examine how institutions must evolve to face today’s planetary threats.
Birkbeck is recruiting to a range of courses via Clearing which allow students to choose how and when they study, so they can work and get a head start on the career ladder whilst studying for a University of London degree.
The University’s first ever AI Summit saw over 400 staff and partners come together to discuss the implications and opportunities for AI at Birkbeck.
Birkbeck is launching a ground-breaking new research and teaching institute - the Carena Institute of Sustainable Archaeologies - thanks to a transformative gift from alumnus Marc Carena.
A new £87,500 gift from Birkbeck alumnus Daniel Peltz OBE and his wife Elizabeth will guarantee five years of scholarship funding for postgraduate students across the Faculties of Science, and Humanities and Social Sciences.
The latest round of funding supports inclusive leadership training, innovative health research, and new collaborations across disciplines and communities.
The week brought together researchers, students and the public for a series of engaging talks exploring the latest scientific discoveries.
Thanks to funding from Birkbeck’s Research Innovation Fund, supported by alumni donations, the legacy of Victorian art-workman David Parr has been brought to life in The Man Who Painted His House, a short film by Dr Vicky Mills and Lily Ford.
