University of Birmingham students currently set to study on a year abroad are left in limbo as COVID-19 related uncertainties leave their programmes at risk, with many students unsure whether to prepare for a year at their destination university or in Birmingham.

Students who had been on a year abroad have now returned home, reports Charlie Young

The University Council approved an emergency framework for final-year students today to mitigate unprecedented examination difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic

ValeFest, Europe’s largest student-run charity festival, is to be cancelled due to COVID-19, its organising committee have announced

A petition has been launched by a former International Law and Globalisation graduate of the University of Birmingham, Holly Seglah

Large numbers of students across the UK in British universities are stranded, with no way to get home

The University of Birmingham has joined a genome sequencing alliance to help map the spread of COVID-19

The University of Birmingham has joined in the global effort to combat the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

With the uncertainty surrounding where students are living as restrictions resulting from the coronavirus increase, questions are being asked regarding whether students who have returned home should be paying rent

Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre will be turned into a temporary hospital, and the nearby Birmingham Airport will become a mortuary in order to cope with the increased demand due to the coronavirus

In light of the COIVID-19 pandemic, the University of Birmingham have decided to cancel all exams for non-finalist undergraduates, which were originally scheduled to take place in the summer term

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