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Events in April

Forthcoming Events

Thu 30th April

Careers Drop-ins: 10am - 11am; Online or in the Atrium (ground floor); The Careers Drop-In sessions offer a chance for all students to access personalised, on-the-spot support without the need for an appointment.

Study & Support (in-person): 10am - 11am; Academic Skills Centre; A relaxed, informal space where you can get support with both your studies and your wellbeing, all in one place.

Barber Baby: Still Life with a Garland of Fruit: 11am - noon; The Dome, Bramall Music Building; Experience the magic of live music inspired by works from the Barber collection. Relax, listen, or dance - adventure awaits! Ideal for 0-4yo and their grown ups, free and drop-in.

Finance Appointment (online): 11am - 2pm; Online; The Finance Team will be available online next week (Monday 27 April to Friday 1 May) to support Dubai students with any student finance queries ahead of the examination period.

Destresstival Tennis: noon - 1pm; Tennis Courts, Bournbrook pitches; Take a break this exam season with turn up and play informal matches! Our activators will provide all the equipment you need for this free session. Book under Social Sport on the Sport & Fitness app.

Selly Oak community litter pick: 1pm - 2pm; Meet at Bournbrook Pavillion; Help keep our community clean with the Community Engagement Team. We'll provide all the equipment. No experience needed, just turn up!

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

Every monument will fall: in conversation with Dan Hicks: 4:30pm - 6:30pm; Lecture Room 1, Arts building and online; Hear Prof Dan Hicks (University of Oxford) in conversation with Prof Corinne Fowler (University of Leicester) to discuss his new book 'Every Monument Will Fall: a story of remembering and forgetting', with support from The Heath Bookshop.

Social Sport: Badminton: 5pm - 6pm; Slater Hall, Sport & Fitness Centre; Whether you're trying Badminton for the first time or a regular player, Social Sport sessions are open to all. Just book your place and come along - we'll provide all the equipment! Student spaces cost £4 - book via the Sport & Fitness app.

Fri 1st May

Jummah Prayers (12:20pm): 12:20pm - 1:20pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

Finance Appointment (online): 1pm - 4pm; Online; The Finance Team will be available online next week (Monday 27 April to Friday 1 May) to support Dubai students with any student finance queries ahead of the examination period.

Jummah Prayers (1.15pm): 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

2026 Creative Competitions – enter now!: 5pm - 6pm; Showcase your creativity in our One Minute Movie or Sixty Word Story Competition!

Birmingham Business School Scholars: Make the Most of Personal Academic Tutor Support During Easter Vacation: 5pm - 6pm; One-to-one meetings with Personal Academic Tutors for BBS students are available throughout the Easter Vacation

Go Global - Sustainability Stories: 5pm - 6pm; In celebration of Green Week taking place last week at UoB, the Go Global team wanted to share some of your incredible sustainability stories

Sat 2nd May

Study & Support (online): 10am - 11am; Online; A relaxed, informal space where you can get support with both your studies and your wellbeing, all in one place.

Heritage Tours at The Exchange: 11am - 4pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; Discover The Exchange, opened in 1933 as the Headquarters of Birmingham Municipal Bank and now part of the University. See the banking hall, vaults, and rooms not normally open to the public. Tours at 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00, booking essential.

Sun 3rd May

Great Birmingham Run with #TeamUoB: midnight - 11:59pm; Birmingham city centre; Join students, staff, and alumni as part of #TeamUoB at The Great Birmingham Run on Sunday 3 May. The 10k and Half Marathon take place on the same day, so whatever your race, and whatever your pace, join in the fun with #TeamUoB!

Morning Mass: 11am - noon; Room UG07, Murray Learning Centre; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.

Mon 4th May

Study & Support (in-person): 10am - 11am; Academic Skills Centre; A relaxed, informal space where you can get support with both your studies and your wellbeing, all in one place.

Social Sport: Badminton: noon - 1pm; Munrow Arena 2, Sport & Fitness Centre; Whether you're trying Badminton for the first time or a regular player, Social Sport sessions are open to all. Just book your place and come along - we'll provide all the equipment! Student spaces cost £4 - book via the Sport & Fitness app.

Tue 5th May

Elevate Start-Up Incubator Programme: 5th May 9am - 21st June 11pm; Apply to grow your business from the iconic Exchange building, access mentorship, industry experts and funding schemes to support you on your journey.

Careers Drop-ins: 10am - 11am; Online or in the Atrium (ground floor); The Careers Drop-In sessions offer a chance for all students to access personalised, on-the-spot support without the need for an appointment.

Study & Support (online): 10am - 11am; Online; A relaxed, informal space where you can get support with both your studies and your wellbeing, all in one place.

Your Big Exam Support Session 1 (online): noon - 1pm; Online; Join the Wellbeing and Library teams for a focused session to help you manage exam stress and prepare effectively.

Philosophy Workshop: Are robots the future?: 12:30pm - 1:30pm; Winterbourne House & Gardens; Loneliness is on the rise, but are robots the answer? Should they care for children and the elderly? Explore the topic with Dr Henry Taylor at Winterbourne - free entry with student ID, but booking for this workshop is essential.

Social Sport: Badminton: 5pm - 6pm; Slater Hall, Sport & Fitness Centre; Whether you're trying Badminton for the first time or a regular player, Social Sport sessions are open to all. Just book your place and come along - we'll provide all the equipment! Student spaces cost £4 - book via the Sport & Fitness app.

Social Sport: Basketball: 6pm - 7pm; Sport & Fitness Centre; Fancy some basketball? Whether you're joining for the first time or a regular player, Social Sport is open to all. We'll provide all the equipment for a friendly 5 v 5 format. Student spaces cost £4 - book via the Sport & Fitness app.

Wed 6th May

Careers Drop-ins: 10am - 11am; Online or in the Atrium (ground floor); The Careers Drop-In sessions offer a chance for all students to access personalised, on-the-spot support without the need for an appointment.

Getting your thesis ready: 10am - noon; Online; For postgraduate researchers (PGRs) approaching the final stages of preparing their thesis (4-6 months from submission), this workshop covers thesis presentation, the submission process and copyright considerations.

Study & Support (in-person): 10am - 11am; Academic Skills Centre; A relaxed, informal space where you can get support with both your studies and your wellbeing, all in one place.

Job Application Strategies for University Students (UG students): noon - 1pm; Online; Entering and navigating the job market can feel challenging, but the right strategies can make all the difference when applying for roles.

Student jazz sessions: 1:15pm - 2pm; Mezzanine, Bramall Music building; Join us on your lunch break for an informal jazz performance from a selection of our student jazz musicians.

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

The Remarkable Lives of Sooty Terns: 6pm - 7:30pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; Inspired by the science of the Sun, The Exchange presents this latest lecture on University of Birmingham research into The Remarkable Lives of Sooty Terns with Dr Jim Reynolds. Book your free place.

Thu 7th May

Careers Drop-ins: 10am - 11am; Online or in the Atrium (ground floor); The Careers Drop-In sessions offer a chance for all students to access personalised, on-the-spot support without the need for an appointment.

Study & Support (in-person): 10am - 11am; Academic Skills Centre; A relaxed, informal space where you can get support with both your studies and your wellbeing, all in one place.

Data management plans for PGRs: 11am - noon; Online; All postgraduate researchers are required to have a Data Management Plan in place before completing their first annual review (GRS3). This workshop will help you to achieve this by covering the basics of research data management.

Destresstival Tennis: noon - 1pm; Tennis Courts, Bournbrook pitches; Take a break this exam season with turn up and play informal matches! Our activators will provide all the equipment you need for this free session. Book under Social Sport on the Sport & Fitness app.

Job Application Strategies for University Students (PG students): noon - 1pm; Online; Entering and navigating the job market can feel challenging, but the right strategies can make all the difference when applying for roles.

Top tips for interview and assessment centre success: noon - 1pm; Online; Our innovative ‘Top Tips’ sessions are designed to give you the confidence and tools to make your way successfully through the application and selection process.

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

Sexual health advice with Umbrella: 5pm - 7pm; Common Room, Jarratt Hall; Stop by the Umbrella Stall for free, confidential sexual health support at your student accommodation! Get expert advice, free contraception, and private STI testing – all in one place.

Fri 8th May

Top tips for CVs, cover letters and applications: noon - 1pm; Online; Whether you are looking for part time work to compliment your studies, applying for an internship or seeking graduate opportunities, this session will give you valuable information on best practice for creating CVs, cover letters and applications.

Jummah Prayers (12:20pm): 12:20pm - 1:20pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

Barber Lunchtime Concert: Theano Papadaki and Sholto Kynoch: 1pm - 1:50pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; Enjoy a free lunchtime concert with soprano Thano Papadaki and pianist Sholto Kynoch, who presents a programme inspired by Greek and Italian musical traditions. Doors open 12:30.

Jummah Prayers (1.15pm): 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

Sat 9th May

Study & Support (online): 10am - 11am; Online; A relaxed, informal space where you can get support with both your studies and your wellbeing, all in one place.

Your Big Exam Support Session 2 (online): noon - 1pm; Online; Join the Wellbeing and Library teams for a focused session to help you manage exam stress and prepare effectively.

Res Life: Spring Fling: 1pm - 5pm; The Vale Village; Living in uni or partner accommodation? Head to The Vale for Spring Fling! You'll find inflatables, carnival games, and FREE doughnuts and ice cream! Drop by the Chill Out Zone for some self-care and wellbeing support.

Sun 10th May

Morning Mass: 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.

Winterbourne's Spring Vegan Market: 10:30am - 4:30pm; Winterbourne House & Gardens; The Vegan Market is returning to Winterbourne in spring 2026! Enjoy mouth-wateringly delicious plant-based food from independent, eco-friendly businesses. Entry free with your student ID card.

Lutheran Worship Service: 11:30am - 12:30pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.

Evening Mass: 6:15pm - 7:15pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.

Mon 11th May

Social Sport: Badminton: noon - 1pm; Munrow Arena 2, Sport & Fitness Centre; Whether you're trying Badminton for the first time or a regular player, Social Sport sessions are open to all. Just book your place and come along - we'll provide all the equipment! Student spaces cost £4 - book via the Sport & Fitness app.

Top tips for CVs, cover letters and applications: noon - 1pm; Online; Whether you are looking for part time work to compliment your studies, applying for an internship or seeking graduate opportunities, this session will give you valuable information on best practice for creating CVs, cover letters and applications.

Wondrous Wander: Old Joe to Selly Oak Campus via UoB’s Quaker connections: 5pm - 6:30pm; Meet at Old Joe; Get another opportunity to join this popular, free walking tour, led by Dr Rhiannon Grant, as part of National Walking Month. Discover the University's connections with Quakerism as we wander from Old Joe to the Selly Oak campus. Booking essential.

Tue 12th May

Social Sport: Badminton: 4pm - 5pm; Munrow Arena 2, Sport & Fitness Centre; Whether you're trying Badminton for the first time or a regular player, Social Sport sessions are open to all. Just book your place and come along - we'll provide all the equipment! Student spaces cost £4 - book via the Sport & Fitness app.

Social Sport: Badminton: 5pm - 6pm; Slater Hall, Sport & Fitness Centre; Whether you're trying Badminton for the first time or a regular player, Social Sport sessions are open to all. Just book your place and come along - we'll provide all the equipment! Student spaces cost £4 - book via the Sport & Fitness app.

Wed 13th May

Building your academic profile during your PhD: Training & Development showcase: 11am - 12:30pm; Online; Discover key things that you can do during your PhD to develop your academic profile, all based around free training and development initiatives run by the University of Birmingham.

Literature searching: hints and tips for researchers: 11am - 1pm; Online; This practical introduction to effective literature searching provides guidance on search strategy planning, the use of keywords and subject headings, and tips on managing search results.

Reading and note-making: 11am - 12:30pm; Online; A huge quantity of reading is required for postgraduate research. This workshop helps you develop strategies to read effectively and efficiently, extracting the key information into your notes. Bring your own reading material to practise with!

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

Parents' and carers' group: 2pm - 3:30pm; Online; Are you a student who's also a parent or carer? Balancing studies and caring can feel tough, but you're not alone. Find a network who understand what it's like with our termly online therapeutic group.

Residence Life office pop-up: 5pm - 7pm; Social Space, Pritchatts Park; Join us for a relaxed drop-in session where you can chat with fellow students and the Residence Life Wellbeing team about a wide range of topics, including your wellbeing, living with others, managing finances, looking for work, housing, and more.

Social Sport: Climbing: 5:15pm - 6:15pm; Climbing Wall, Sport & Fitness; Our Social Sport sessions offer the chance to 'just climb', supervised by a qualified instructor. Wear comfortable clothes and flat soled shoes, and come ready to meet new people! Student spaces cost £4 - book on the Sport & Fitness app.

The Exchange Book Club: Orbital: 6pm - 7:30pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; Join Lyza Lawal, founder of Blacklore, for The Exchange book club to read and discuss Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. Tickets cost £5, which includes a drink. Free Solidarity tickets are available.

Social Sport: Climbing: 6:30pm - 7:30pm; Climbing Wall, Sport & Fitness; Our Social Sport sessions offer the chance to 'just climb', supervised by a qualified instructor. Wear comfortable clothes and flat soled shoes, and come ready to meet new people! Student spaces cost £4 - book on the Sport & Fitness app.

Thu 14th May

Making the most of conferences: 9am - 10:30am; Online; This workshop introduces practical tips for postgraduate researchers (PGRs) preparing to attend a conference, helping you get the maximum value from your conference, including getting the most out of networking opportunities.

Destresstival Tennis: noon - 1pm; Tennis Courts, Bournbrook pitches; Take a break this exam season with turn up and play informal matches! Our activators will provide all the equipment you need for this free session. Book under Social Sport on the Sport & Fitness app.

Culture Forward Event: 1pm - 4pm; Meet and network with freelancers, professionals, practitioners and organisations from across the cultural and creative industries in Birmingham and the West Midlands.

Culture Forward: Insights into freelancing, portfolio careers and the gig economy: 1pm - 4pm; Amos Room, Guild of Students; Interested in working in the cultural and creative industries? Discover how you can succeed as a freelancer with Culture Forward and Partnerships, who work with 141 culture, heritage and community-based organisations in Birmingham and West Midlands!

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

Fri 15th May

Preparing for your viva: 10am - 11am; Online; The viva is an important part of the assessment for your programme. Attend this workshop in the months approaching your viva to do some practical activities to help you prepare.

Top tips for interview and assessment centre success: noon - 1pm; Online; Our innovative ‘Top Tips’ sessions are designed to give you the confidence and tools to make your way successfully through the application and selection process.

Jummah Prayers (12:20pm): 12:20pm - 1:20pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

Jummah Prayers (1:15pm): 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

Sat 16th May

Groove Sensations: 11am - noon; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; Part of our Groove Baby: Barber Family double-bill. Groove Baby present a sensational sensory voyage specially created for under 5s and their grown-ups. Tickets £5, plus sensory crafting 10:00-16:00 in the foyer for ticket holders!

Groove into the Woods: 2pm - 3pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; Part of our Groove Baby: Barber Family double-bill. Calling all adventurers! We are going on a woodland expedition with the Groove Baby crew. Tickets £5, suitable for ages 3-7, plus sensory crating 10:00-16:00 in the foyer for ticketholders.

Sun 17th May

Morning Mass: 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.

Evening Mass: 6:15pm - 7:15pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.

Mon 18th May

Planning for success: 11am - 12:30pm; Online; Designed primarily for postgraduate researchers (PGRs) in the very early stages of their research programme (approximately during the first three months), this workshop covers research project management techniques.

LGBTQ+ Wellbeing drop in: 12:30pm - 4pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Led by Birmingham LGBT and supported by Umbrella, these drop-in sessions offer free support for sexual health, wellbeing support, and signposting. Access testing, advice and support, and pick up some freebies, as well as discovering other services.

Tue 19th May

Writing academic job applications: tips tutorial: 2pm - 3:30pm; Online; Learn more about how to write effective academic job applications and understand what academic hiring panels look for at this online seminar.

Wondrous Wander: UoB Bats and their habitats: 5pm - 6:45pm; Estates Maintenance Office (Y6); While our peregrine falcons are famous campus residents, we have others who (literally) shun the spotlight! We will learn about the bat species that call the University home, how our Estates team monitor them, and related work.

Wed 20th May

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

Thu 21st May

EndNote Desktop Q&A session: 10am - 11am; Online; Completed the Introduction to EndNote 2025 Canvas course and still have questions? Drop-in for an online Q&A with the Research Skills team.

Increasing your productivity: 11am - 12:30pm; Online; As postgraduate researchers (PGRs), we cannot change the number of hours in a day, but we can use them as effectively as possible. This workshop encourages you to understand your own working preferences to be as productive as possible.

Destresstival Tennis: noon - 1pm; Tennis Courts, Bournbrook pitches; Take a break this exam season with turn up and play informal matches! Our activators will provide all the equipment you need for this free session. Book under Social Sport on the Sport & Fitness app.

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

Wondrous Wander: Ghost stations of the cross-city line: 5pm - 7pm; Meet at North Gate; “Calling at Five Ways, University, Selly Oak, Bournville…” - the cross-city line feels so familiar, but this free walking tour will explore how this wasn't always so. Spy the traces of abandoned stations and stops and hear about other disused lines.

Fri 22nd May

Writing clearly and concisely: 11am - 12:30pm; Online; Sharpen up your writing to communicate your research and ideas more effectively. This will be most useful for those who have already drafted some texts.

Jummah Prayers (12:20pm): 12:20pm - 1:20pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

Barber Lunchtime Concert: Lecture-Recital - Gwlad y Gân: 1pm - 1:50pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; Enjoy a free lunchtime concert as Welsh pianist and our Head of Performance, Ceri Owen is joined by the renowned contralto Jess Dandy in this Lecture-Recital exploring song in Wales. Doors open 12:30.

Jummah Prayers (1:15pm): 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

Introduction to presentation skills: 1:30pm - 3pm; Online; Are you a postgraduate researcher who wants to build your confidence in delivering presentations? This workshop covers the basics of a good presentation, including structure and visual aids. Get peer feedback on an informal presentation of your own.

Sat 23rd May

Birmingham Pride Parade 2026: 10:30am - 1:30pm; Meet at The Exchange, Centenary Square; Join the University of Birmingham and the Guild of Students as we march together for Birmingham Pride Parade 2026. Join us in celebration of LGBTQ+ pride, unity, and equality starting at The Exchange Birmingham. Sign up to walk with us!

Sun 24th May

Morning Mass: 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.

Evening Mass: 6:15pm - 7:15pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.

Tue 26th May

Coffee morning with your Guild Community Engagement Team: 11am - 1pm; Hey Brew Espresso, Bristol Road; Grab a coffee, meet your neighbours, and help shape the future of Selly! Join your Community Engagement Team for a relaxed coffee morning focused on community action — taking pride in Selly and getting involved locally.

Masculinity now: writing about men: 4pm - 6pm; Room G11, Alan Walters building; Join Professor Luke Kennard, author of Black Bag, and Dr Christina Wilkins, author of Male Mental Health in Contemporary Culture, for a discussion around writing about men and masculinity in fiction.

Wed 27th May

Explore family tours at The Exchange: 11am - noon; The Exchange, Centenary Square; A new bank clerk uncovers bank secrets and explores mysterious items from the past in a family-friendly adventure for ages 4-11 (and their grown-ups). Booking essential - 1 free ticket per child, to be accompanied by an adult.

The Exchange family heritage tours: 11am - 2pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; Our family tours take you on an interactive exploration of The Exchange. With help from objects, archives and our friendly guides, step into the shoes of those who worked and banked in this historic building. Free, booking essential, for ages 4-11.

Explore family tours at The Exchange: 1pm - 2pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; A new bank clerk uncovers bank secrets and explores mysterious items from the past in a family-friendly adventure for ages 4-11 (and their grown-ups). Booking essential - 1 free ticket per child, to be accompanied by an adult.

Preparing for academic interviews: tips and techniques: 1pm - 2:30pm; Online; Understand what to expect in a typical interview for an early-career academic job in the UK, plus how to prepare and perform effectively.

Structuring your thesis: 1pm - 2:30pm; Online; Already have some draft texts but unsure how these might fit together in a logical thesis structure? This highly interactive workshop will cover common thesis structures and strategies for creating your own.

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

'Philosophy of Education' book launch: 5pm - 7pm; Room G11, Alan Walters building; Join us to celebrate the publication of the textbook 'Philosophy of Education' by Laura D'Olimpio, Jane Gatley and Ruth Wareham!

Thu 28th May

Artisan Market: 10am - 4pm; University Square; Find tasty food, handmade gifts, and more as the bustling Artisan Market comes to campus!

National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain - Ready to Shine: audition skills workshop: 10:30am - 3pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; Know a young brass or percussion player who wants to improve their performance? Join NYBBGB this May half-term for a free workshop for 8-18yos led by Dr Robert Childs, NYBBGB's Director of Artistic Planning, and a team of renowned tutors.

Destresstival Tennis: noon - 1pm; Tennis Courts, Bournbrook pitches; Take a break this exam season with turn up and play informal matches! Our activators will provide all the equipment you need for this free session. Book under Social Sport on the Sport & Fitness app.

Thrive at UoB: gardening for wellbeing: 1:30pm - 3:30pm; On campus; Do you struggle with social isolation, low self-esteem or low mood? Meet Thrive – a gardening for health charity with 40 years’ experience. Work with volunteers and practitioners on seasonal gardening activities to meet others and build confidence.

Fri 29th May

Jummah Prayers: 12:20pm - 1:20pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

Jummah Prayers: 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Worship Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Every Friday, the Multifaith Chaplaincy hosts two Jummah prayers. The speakers vary from week to week, and there are prayer facilities available for both brothers and sisters, Alhamdulilah. These prayers are organised by the Islamic Society.

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