It's Welcome Week!🥳
We can't wait to welcome you to our campus. Are you heading to campus for the first time, or back after a while? Tag us in your pictures using #IAMBCU
Here's one of our faves from Sam Flynn📷
Looking forward to introducing @psych_chek to our first year Esports Management students @BcuSee@BCUBusiness for his talk on Building Your Brand in the #esports industry.
It's #UniMentalHealthDay and our @BCUsupport team has a day packed full of useful advice and support sessions.
✔️Anxiety Management workshop
📖Book Club info talk
📞Nightline talk
💆♂️Self-care session
😴Tips for healthy sleep
🧘Mindful Body
Details👉 https://t.co/cCFhY53moN
We’ve launched the Parent Support Fund to support students with children who are currently experiencing financial difficulties due to the pandemic. If you’re student parent, check the eligibility and apply for the fund today.
More info on iCity 👉 https://t.co/qeo2qIxTmP
More great news for our @BcuSee courses @BCUBusiness, this time our BA (Hons) Esports Management course is now accredited by the @cmi_managers https://t.co/kR8mPyXmmy
All students returning to campus should book free Covid tests before they return.
If you need access to campus because you cannot study at home or because you have remained on campus you may still do this.
We will update you all further next week. (4/4)
For most of our students, face-to-face teaching was not due to start until 25 January and there will therefore be no change to the return for them.
Any students who are affected by changes to face-to-face teaching will be emailed. (3/4)
There are exceptions to this, including courses such as healthcare, teacher training and social work, where teaching will restart as planned earlier in January. (2/4)
BCU remains open for staff and students as planned.
However, the Government released new guidance yesterday which requires universities to limit face-to-face teaching before 25 January. (1/4)
#Birmingham venues were lit up in red last night as part of the #LightItInRed campaign to highlight the critical condition of the live events industry and issue a ‘Red Alert’ to government. #WeMakeEvents
Do you know what to do if you have Covid-19 symptoms? Our test and trace process will make sure you have the support you need.
➡️ https://t.co/MNtBSJvtwg
A free panel event for those of you interested in hearing about the initiatives ongoing in Birmingham to support the creative culture sector during the current climate. An excellent opportunity for you to learn from academic and industry experts #eventmanagement#eve
Join us next week (18th Sep, 16-18) for online panel disscussion: West Midlands and the (international) business of Creative Culture – A globalized local perspective!!!! Speakers from: @CultureCentral, @wearethentia and @LiveMusicRes https://t.co/KzIsyXaQIH
Positive steps for the industry - would you attend a socially distanced event? Next year our students will be discussing changes to the industry and how as future Event Managers they will need to adapt #EventManagement#CrisisManagement#Risk#Events
It was a privilege to present my #esports#research at the 2020 Virtual Global Research Conference on Marketing and Entrepreneurship. Looking forward to Whistler in 2021 (hopefully!) @EsportsResNet@BcuSee
Our second year Poppy is writing a weekly blog as part of the Centre for Brexit Studies here at BCU. Take a look at her latest piece on the impact of Brexit on the Events Industry #bcu#EVE#studentwork#workexperience#research https://t.co/j9x3WmTKEx
A big congratulations to our 2nd year Shannon who has successfully secured a placement as a Venue Opertation Coordinator for the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games, tasked with supporting the organising committee with venue specific preparations. #BCU#placement#welldone
Good morning! (1/3)
We have some exciting news for you; we are operating a new platform for voluntary opportunities!
You can find all kinds of roles available on the Online Jobs and Volunteering Portal on the @BCUCareersPlus website!
https://t.co/ZeWzI4qs60