University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham – Edgbaston Campus Event Information:  Multiple Voices: New York City Poetry explores the poetry written in New York from the 19th century to the present day. It's an examination of poetry that calls attention to the everyday experiences of urban life, that tells many stories, articulates inner lives, and expresses tactics of survival and modes

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham – Edgbaston Campus Event Information:  Anthropology, as a discipline dedicated to understanding human cultures and societies, often engages with issues of social justice and inequality. What is the role of anthropologists in the face of exclusion and oppression? Should they just observe and describe, or do they have a responsibility to help fight for change? Drawing

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham – Edgbaston Campus Event Information: How do you write a work of genius? Many people think authors sit down and write a masterpiece, starting at the first page and ending at the last, in one burst of inspiration. The truth is that most of the authors we know and love work hard revising and refining,

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham – Edgbaston Campus Event Information: This engaging and interactive masterclass will introduce you to the fascinating world of psychosis—what it is, how it is diagnosed, and how cultural beliefs influence its perception and treatment. You will explore real-life case studies, discuss the impact of stigma, and learn about current research in mental health care. This event is

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham – Edgbaston Campus Event Information: Join this interactive workshop where you won't just learn about the history of social media; you'll unleash the power of memes! Explore how these creative gems become tools for self-expression, connection and social influence through a range of fun activities. This event is suitable for: Year 12 and Year 13 How to book

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham – Edgbaston Campus Event Information: Natural honey is mostly used as a food sweetener, but there is emerging evidence that it can be used to tackle the problem of antimicrobial resistance. This masterclass will cover the chemical composition, physical, chemical and antibacterial properties of natural honey. The masterclass will end with novel formulations involving natural

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham – Edgbaston Campus Event Information:  Join this interactive masterclass on immunology, where you’ll gain expert insight into how your body fights infections and learn about the impact of lifestyle on immune health. There will be a chance to find out more about our Medical and Biomedical Science undergraduate programmes at the University of Birmingham, and to

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham - Edgbaston Campus Event Information:  This engaging and interactive masterclass will introduce you to the fascinating world of psychosis—what it is, how it is diagnosed, and how cultural beliefs influence its perception and treatment. You will explore real-life case studies, discuss the impact of stigma, and learn about current research in mental health care. This event is

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham - Edgbaston Campus Event Information: We'll be exploring the world of Old English riddles, some of the earliest literature written in English. We'll be thinking about language and how different types of poetic image are constructed, and you'll have the chance to read and discuss some riddles, as well as coming up with some riddling

University hosting: University of Birmingham Location: University of Birmingham- Edgbaston Campus Event Information:  Join us for a small lecture reviewing the main stages towards the ground-breaking Heisenberg’s article of 1925 and some important discoveries of the last century. Get hands on with a small DIY session where each pupil can build their own spectroscope with toilet paper tube, black tape and CD/DVDs. This event is suitable