• News
  • Get a Job in Games
    • Get in the Game Careers Events
    • Search for a Star & Rising Star GameDev Challenges
      • Search For A Star
      • Rising Star
      • 2023 Winners + achievements
      • 2022 Winners
      • 2021 Winners
      • 2020 Winners
      • 2019 Winners
      • 2018 Winners
    • The Grads In Games Awards
      • 2022 Winners
      • 2021 Winners
      • 2020 Winners
      • 2019 Winners
      • 2018 Winners
  • About Us
    • Our Industry Partners 2022/23
    • Grads In Games Advisory Board
    • Meet The Team
  • Support & Partnerships
    • Become a Partner Studio
    • Become a GiG Student Ambassador
    • Become a GiG Industry Advocate
    • Get Your University Involved
Toggle navigation Grads In Games
  • News
  • Get a Job in Games
    • Get in the Game Careers Events
    • Search for a Star & Rising Star GameDev Challenges
      • Search For A Star
      • Rising Star
      • 2023 Winners + achievements
      • 2022 Winners
      • 2021 Winners
      • 2020 Winners
      • 2019 Winners
      • 2018 Winners
    • The Grads In Games Awards
      • 2022 Winners
      • 2021 Winners
      • 2020 Winners
      • 2019 Winners
      • 2018 Winners
  • About Us
    • Our Industry Partners 2022/23
    • Grads In Games Advisory Board
    • Meet The Team
  • Support & Partnerships
    • Become a Partner Studio
    • Become a GiG Student Ambassador
    • Become a GiG Industry Advocate
    • Get Your University Involved

University of Birmingham

January 29, 2016February 17, 2016 0
Posted in Universities

University of Birmingham

January 29, 2016February 17, 2016 James Walton 0

Birmingham has been challenging and developing great minds for more than a century. Characterised by a tradition of innovation, research at the University has broken new ground, pushed forward the boundaries of knowledge and made an impact on people’s lives.

They continue this tradition today and have ambitions for a future that will embed their work and recognition of the Birmingham name on the international stage.

The University of Birmingham was established by Queen Victoria by Royal Charter in 1900 and was the UK’s first civic or ‘redbrick’ university. The first phase of building work on the campus was completed in 1909 under the auspices of the esteemed architect Sir Aston Webb.

Birmingham is constantly developing and evolving in its desire to become a leading global university. This is being achieved through our enhanced research power and reach; the distinctiveness of their exceptional student experience; the breadth and depth of their academic portfolio, and their size and the extent of our global networks.

 

Article By James Walton

Author Archives Author Website
Posted in Universities

Post navigation

University of Wolverhampton
Search for a Star & Rising Star Well Underway!

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Games Career Resources

  • Seminars & Careers Events
  • Get In The Game: Games Programming
  • Get In The Game: 3D Games Art
  • Get In The Game: Game Design
  • Get In The Game: 3D Games VFX
  • Get In The Game: 3D Games Animation
  • Get In The Game : Networking
  • Get In The Game : Creating a CV
Grads In Games - Games Jobs & Careers

Grads In Games

Find a job or Post a job

Keep up to date by following Grads In Games on social media

© 2011-2023 Aardvark Swift | Grads In Games

  • Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy & Data Usage