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Welcome Registration Hub: 30th September 9am - 4pm; Marquee next to the Main Library; The Welcome Registration Hub brings together key teams to help you complete essential administrative tasks, including ID card collection and Right to Study checks for international students.; Welcome

Plant Sale: 30th September 10am - 7pm; Staff House/University Centre plaza; The ever popular plant sale is back! Come along and grab some green goodness for your room. Whatever your style, there's something for everyone with over 250 types of plants, and everything you need to take care of them.; Welcome

Talking Space@UoB: 30th September 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Bread and Belief: Making bread, exploring belonging: 30th September 4pm - 6pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Bake, eat and take bread home, All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy | Welcome

Consent & Bystander Intervention Workshop: 30th September 5pm - 6pm; Basement Rehearsal Space, Guild of Students; Join a bespoke peer-led consent workshop, designed to explore the topic of consent and empower you to become an active bystander who can confidently challenge harmful or negative behaviours.; Welcome | Guild of Students

A journey to the centre of the Sun: 30th September 6pm - 7:30pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; What is the Sun really like beneath its glowing surface – and how can we possibly know? The Exchange presents this free lecture on University of Birmingham research into how we explore our nearest star.

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 30th September 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Student matchday sorted: Birmingham City Women v Liverpool: 30th September 7pm - 10pm; St Andrew's @ Knighthead Park; Enjoy some top quality football with two matches at St Andrew's @ Knighthead Park! Round up your mates, grab a drink and experience elite women's football at St Andrew's. Student tickets are just £6, PLUS all drinks are half price.; Sport & Fitness

Welcome Registration Hub: 1st October 9am - 4pm; Marquee next to the Main Library; The Welcome Registration Hub brings together key teams to help you complete essential administrative tasks, including ID card collection and Right to Study checks for international students.; Welcome

Plant Sale: 1st October 10am - 7pm; Staff House/University Centre plaza; The ever popular plant sale is back! Come along and grab some green goodness for your room. Whatever your style, there's something for everyone with over 250 types of plants, and everything you need to take care of them.; Welcome

Talking Space@UoB: 1st October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

The Birmingham Award: drop-in: 1st October noon - 1pm; Room 112, Alan Walters Building; The Birmingham Award team will be on hand to help guide you through your award, check your progress or help with troubleshooting. No appointment needed, just come along and get the support you need.; Careers Network

Intersectional Book Club: 1st October 12:30pm - 1:30pm; Online; Join the University of Birmingham's Race Equality Network and Neurodiversity Network to discuss the book "We See Things They'll Never See: love, hope and neurodiversity" by Chantelle Lewis and Jason Arday.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Community Wellbeing Café: 1st October 1pm - 3pm; Reception, Guild of Students; Take a break and join us at the monthly Community Wellbeing Café. Enjoy free refreshments in a relaxed setting at the Guild of Students while accessing practical advice, wellbeing resources, and support.; Welcome | Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Foundations: Construction Law Training: 1st October 2:30pm - 5:30pm; Online; "Foundations" is a free training programme delivered by the City of London Law Society introducing you to construction law in England and Wales, across five Thursday afternoon sessions, with presentations and interactive Q&As. Book by 30 September.; Careers Network

International Students' Meet & Greet: 1st October 3pm - 5pm; Amos, Guild Of Students; New to Birmingham and want to meet fellow students from around the world?; Welcome | Guild of Students

Sexual health advice with Umbrella: 1st October 5pm - 7pm; Common Room, The Metalworks; 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.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Night at the Museum Screening - Lapworth Museum After Hours: 1st October 7pm - 9pm; Lapworth Museum of Geology; Watch Night at the Museum inside an actual Museum! Join us for a free students-only movie night, welcoming you to Birmingham!; Welcome | Lapworth Museum of Geology

Welcome Registration Hub: 2nd October 9am - noon; Marquee next to the Main Library; The Welcome Registration Hub brings together key teams to help you complete essential administrative tasks, including ID card collection and Right to Study checks for international students.; Welcome

Plant Sale: 2nd October 10am - 7pm; Staff House/University Centre plaza; The ever popular plant sale is back! Come along and grab some green goodness for your room. Whatever your style, there's something for everyone with over 250 types of plants, and everything you need to take care of them.; Welcome

Talking Space@UoB: 2nd October 1pm - 9pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Jummah Prayers: 2nd October 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Welcome to Halls Neuro Night: Mario Kart Tournament: 2nd October 4pm - 7pm; Chamberlain Social Space; Join your Guild of Students for the first Neuro Night of the year in Chamberlain Social Space. This video games night edition, will feature Mario Kart, Mario Party, EA FC 26, Overcooked, and more.; Welcome | Guild of Students

Cheese & Wine Social for Postgraduate & Mature Students: 2nd October 5pm - 7:30pm; Beorma Bar, Guild of Students; Take some time to unwind and get to know your fellow postgraduate and mature students in a relaxed setting! Non-alcoholic drink and vegan cheese options will be available.; Welcome | Guild of Students | Postgraduate Research | Postgraduate Taught

Friday Evening Mass: 2nd October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Welcome Ball: 3rd October 10pm - 4am; Guild of Students; End Welcome Week in style at the Welcome Ball 2026 taking place at your Guild of Students!; Welcome | Guild of Students

Sunday Morning Mass: 4th October 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Lutheran Worship Service: 4th October 11:30am - 1pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Evening Mass: 4th October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Bread and Belief: Making bread, exploring authenticity: 5th October 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; What is real and not 'performed'? Bread & Belief ponders the value of authenticity power as we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

How to think like a recruiter: 6th October 9:30am - 11am; Room 202, Teaching and Learning Building; With UK employers currently receiving an average of 140 applications for each advertised graduate opportunity, what can you do to help you to stand out? This practical session will help you to think like a recruiter.; Careers Network

Go Global: year and semester abroad talks: 6th October 10am - 11am; Lecture Theatre B, Watson building; Want to study, work, research or volunteer abroad as part of your degree? You're in the right place! You could apply to study abroad for a year, with more than 300 destinations to choose from. Find out more as applications close 20 November.

Talking Space@UoB: 6th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Deloitte: Meet your Future: 6th October 10:30am - 3:30pm; Under the arches, Law Building; Meet Deloitte with their interactive activation on campus. Get inspired, connect with their values, culture and people, and get an authentic glimpse into the people behind Deloitte and the different career journeys available.; Careers Network

How to: Turn your work experience into your next opportunity: 6th October 11am - noon; Online; Have you recently completed an internship or other work experience and are wondering what's next? Let's take some time to identify key learning moments, and translate these into compelling examples for job applications, CVs, and interviews.; Careers Network

Go Global drop-ins: 6th October noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

Disability, careers, and me: 6th October 1pm - 3pm; Room G5, Frankland building; Discover how your disability can be supported throughout your career journey. Our advisers can help you explore opportunities, adjustments, placements and support, building confidence and strong foundations for your future career.; Careers Network | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Consent & Bystander Intervention Workshop: 6th October 4:30pm - 5:30pm; Tolkien Room, Guild of Students; Join a bespoke peer-led consent workshop, designed to explore the topic of consent and empower you to become an active bystander who can confidently challenge harmful or negative behaviours.; Welcome | Guild of Students

Talking Space@UoB: 7th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Autumn Careers Fair 2026: 7th October 10:30am - 3pm; Great Hall, Aston Webb building; Kick start the academic year with the Autumn Fair - your chance to meet employers and graduates and explore graduate and work experience opportunities, no matter what stage of your career planning you are at.; Careers Network

International Hub @ Autumn Careers Fair: 7th October 11am - 2pm; Beale Room, Aston Webb Building; Find a dedicated space for international students to learn about careers and employability support, whether you're just starting to think about your future or are actively searching for opportunities.; Careers Network

Top Tips for CVs, Cover Letters and Applications: 7th October 11am - noon; Employer Training Room (Room G30), Aston Webb Building; 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.; Careers Network

How to get started with work experience: 7th October noon - 1pm; Room G17, Nuffield Building; No work experience? No problem. Get advice and tips on how you can get started with finding work experience, making the most of your time at University.; Careers Network

Know My Heritage panel event, with Black Scholars: 7th October noon - 2pm; Room UG06, Murray Learning Centre; Join the Race Equality Network for a panel discussion on identity, heritage, and lived experience. Hear from an academic, a professional services colleague, and a PhD student as they share the stories and experiences that have shaped them.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Top Tips for Interview and Assessment Centre Success: 7th October noon - 1pm; Employer Training Room (Room G30), Aston Webb Building; Regardless of whether you’re applying for internships, part time positions or graduate opportunities, come along to our interviews and assessment centres session to find out how to prepare, top tips for answering questions and what to keep in mind on; Careers Network | UoB Xtra

Holy Communion Service: 7th October 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

PGT Academic Skills Chat: 7th October 1pm - 1:45pm; Online; Your opportunity to ask study skills questions and connect with other PGT students. PGT Skills Chat is a monthly online community space for postgraduate taught students held on the first Wednesday of every month in term time.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries | Postgraduate Taught

Bread and Belief: Making bread, exploring authenticity: 7th October 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; What is real and not 'performed'? Bread & Belief ponders the value of authenticity power as we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

International students: Careers support and opportunities for you: 7th October 2pm - 3pm; Room WG5, Aston Webb building; Are you an international student? Then you're invited! Join us for a series of short talks from the Careers Network Team and Student Circus to discover the employability support, resources and opportunities available to you at UoB.; Careers Network

PG Induction: Making the Most of Careers Network for Aspiring Researchers: 7th October 3pm - 4pm; Online; Curious about a career in research? Whether you're using your Master's as a pathway to a PhD or simply exploring your options, this interactive session will help you understand the support available from Careers Network.; Careers Network | Welcome | Postgraduate Taught

PGT Essentials: Develop your skills for postgraduate study with the Academic Skills Centre: 7th October 3pm - 4:30pm; Online; Postgraduate study can feel like a big transition, whether you are returning to university straight after an undergraduate degree or a longer break from education. This session will explore some key skills required for PGT study, followed by a Q&A.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries | Postgraduate Taught

Poem Explosion: 7th October 5:30pm - 7:30pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; What happens when you take a poem apart and put it back together again? Get creative at this poetry workshop at The Exchange for Booktober. Book your free tickets.

Telling the Truth and Shaming the Devil: the Church's Complicity with the Transatlantic Slave Trade: 7th October 6:30pm - 8pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, St. Francis Hall; Join us for a thought-provoking and timely discussion with Professor Anthony Reddie (Oxford University and University of Birmingham alumnus), a leading theologian, educator, and scholar of Black theology.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Quiz Night at the Lapworth Museum: 7th October 7pm - 9pm; Lapworth Museum of Geology; Join us for a quiz night at the Lapworth Museum of Geology. Questions will range from general knowledge and geography to music and movies. Tickets £3.99 per person, up to 6 people per team.; Lapworth Museum of Geology

Talking Space@UoB: 8th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

The Birmingham Award Explained: 8th October 11:30am - 12:30pm; Room LG12, Old Gym; Superboost your CV with The Birmingham Award. The Birmingham Award is the University’s employability award for all students. Come along to this session, open to all students, to find out everything you need to know about the award.; Careers Network

Foundations: Construction Law Training: 8th October 2:30pm - 5:30pm; Online; "Foundations" is a free training programme delivered by the City of London Law Society introducing you to construction law in England and Wales, across five Thursday afternoon sessions, with presentations and interactive Q&As. Book by 30 September.; Careers Network

Film screening: Sarafina!: 8th October 5pm - 7pm; Lecture Room 1, Gisbert Kapp building; Join the University of Birmingham's Race Equality Network for the screening of the powerful story of Sarafina! Set during the apartheid era in South Africa, this powerful and inspiring film follows a young student whose passion for freedom and justic; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Talking Space@UoB: 9th October 1pm - 9pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Jummah Prayers: 9th October 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 9th October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

FEVER: A night for the diaspora: 9th October 11pm - 4am; Guild of Students; Whether your roots are in Africa, the Caribbean, the UK or across the diaspora, join your Guild of Students for a celebration of culture and music! Tickets £4.; Guild of Students | Black History Month

Booktober Reading Day: 10th October 11am - 3pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; Whether you're passionate about football, fashion, music, gardening, history or fantasy, reading helps you explore the things that interest you. This day is all about making space to slow down, pick up a book and enjoy reading, whatever you're into.; Family friendly

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

Sunday Evening Mass: 11th October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Bread and Belief: Making bread, exploring authenticity: 11th October 6pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; What is real and not 'performed'? Bread & Belief ponders the value of authenticity power as we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Your UK career plan for international students: 12th October 1pm - 2pm; Online; Not sure how to get a job in the UK after your studies? This online session will help you find jobs, understand when to apply, and what UK employers want. We'll also explain graduate jobs, graduate schemes, and how to talk about your visa.; Careers Network

Talking Space@UoB: 13th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Go Global drop-ins: 13th October noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

First Black Brummies: 13th October 12:30pm - 1:30pm; Room WG12, Aston Webb building; Join the University of Birmingham's Race Equality Network for the screening of the inspiring documentary about the first Black Brummies and their incredible stories.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

PG Induction: Making the Most of Careers Network for Career Changers: 13th October 1pm - 2pm; Online; Changing career can feel daunting, but we’re here to help! This interactive session is designed to help you navigate what’s on offer from Careers Network to make the change a reality.; Careers Network | Welcome | Postgraduate Taught

Business for non-Business: How students from any degree can build a Business career: 13th October 3:30pm - 5pm; To be confirmed; Are you interested in exploring careers in business but not studying a Business-related degree? Join us for an insightful panel discussion featuring professionals and graduates working across a range of business functions and graduate schemes.; Careers Network

Law career for non-law students: 13th October 4pm - 5pm; To be confirmed; Discover how you can apply for law training contracts and how you can train as a lawyer, as a student who isn't studying Law.; Careers Network

PG Induction: Making the Most of Careers Network for Career Developers: 13th October 4:30pm - 5:30pm; Online; Are you undertaking postgraduate study alongside your job for professional development, or with the aim of a promotion or professional accreditation? This interactive session is designed to help you navigate what’s on offer from Careers Network.; Careers Network | Welcome | Postgraduate Taught

Talking Space@UoB: 14th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

STEM Careers Fair 2026: 14th October 10:30am - 3pm; Great Hall, Aston Webb building; Join us to discover a wide range of career paths in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Connect directly with recruiters who are eager to meet UoB students for graduate jobs, placements, and work experience.; Careers Network

Holy Communion Service: 14th October 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Go Global: year and semester abroad talks: 14th October 1pm - 2pm; Room G03, Alan Walters building; Want to study, work, research or volunteer abroad as part of your degree? You're in the right place! You could apply to study abroad for a year, with more than 300 destinations to choose from. Find out more as applications close 20 November.

Student Sustainability Day: 14th October 1pm - 4pm; Atrium and G11, Alan Walters building; Join the Sustainability Team for an informal afternoon of talks, workshops and networking. Find out about sustainability research at UoB, ways to get involved and great opportunities for your CV.

Creative Workshop: Greek-inspired tiles: 14th October 5:45pm - 7:45pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; Decorate your own enamel tile, inspired by ancient Greek artefacts from the University of Birmingham’s Collections, with archaeologist Dr Maeve McHugh and artist Naomi Clarke. Student tickets £5.

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 14th October 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Macfarlanes Roadshow: 15th October 10am - 4pm; Under the arches, Law Building; Macfarlanes invite you to drop by to 'Pick n' Mix' your future in law! They are looking for open-minded and driven people who want to build their careers at the highest level of Private Capital, Private Wealth, M&A and Disputes.; Careers Network

Talking Space@UoB: 15th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

The Birmingham Award: for College of Medicine and Health: 15th October 11am - noon; Online; Join this session to learn how the award can support your future, how to get started, and how to work towards The Birmingham Award with Distinction, an optional advanced level of the award. This session has been designed with CMH students in mind.; Careers Network | Medicine & Health

Preparing for your Assignments: Getting started with finding information: 15th October noon - 1pm; Online; Search strategies can provide a handy structure to your research. We’ll explore breaking down a topic into keywords, exploring alternatives and how to use search operators to make database searches easier. Open to UG and PGT students.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Starting Afresh: UK experience discussion with Dr. Chinyere Sam-Okerenta: 15th October noon - 2pm; Room LG14, Murray Learning Centre; Join Dr Chinyere Sam-Okerenta, a Nigerian consultant, author and community advocate, for an inspiring discussion exploring her personal and professional journey, including her heritage, migration experience and career progression in the UK.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Insight into the Pharmaceutical Sector: 15th October 12:30pm - 1:30pm; Online; Are you interested in the pharmaceutical industry and curious about the diverse career opportunities it offers? Join us for an insightful panel discussion featuring professionals from various sectors of the pharmaceutical world.; Careers Network

Bread and Belief: Making bread, exploring authenticity: 15th October 1pm - 3pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; What is real and not 'performed'? Bread & Belief ponders the value of authenticity power as we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Foundations: Construction Law Training: 15th October 2:30pm - 5:30pm; Online; "Foundations" is a free training programme delivered by the City of London Law Society introducing you to construction law in England and Wales, across five Thursday afternoon sessions, with presentations and interactive Q&As. Book by 30 September.; Careers Network

Sexual health advice with Umbrella: 15th October 5pm - 7pm; Reception, Battery Park; 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.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Bread and Belief: Film Evening: 15th October 6pm - 9pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief, we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Talking Space@UoB: 16th October 1pm - 9pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Jummah Prayers: 16th October 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 16th October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Morning Mass: 18th October 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Evening Mass: 18th October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Coffee and Careers with Teach First: 19th October 10am - 2pm; Under the arches, Law Building; Join Teach First, under the Law Arches for a free coffee and careers chat! They'll be on hand with their free hot drinks cart, ready to discuss theirr opportunities and top tips for applying to their Times Top 20 graduate scheme and Taster Programme.; Careers Network

Go Global: year and semester abroad talks: 19th October 2pm - 3pm; Online; Want to study, work, research or volunteer abroad as part of your degree? You're in the right place! You could apply to study abroad for a year, with more than 300 destinations to choose from. Find out more as applications close 20 November.

Talking Space@UoB: 20th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Get UK work experience for international students: 20th October noon - 1pm; Online; Want to find a part-time job, internship, or placement while you study? In this online workshop, you'll learn what work experience you could do in the UK and how to find the right opportunity for you.; Careers Network

Go Global drop-ins: 20th October noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

Bread and Belief: Making bread, exploring authenticity: 20th October 3pm - 5pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; What is real and not 'performed'? Bread & Belief ponders the value of authenticity power as we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Talking Space@UoB: 21st October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Business & Finance Careers Fair 2026: 21st October 10:30am - 3pm; Great Hall, Aston Webb building; Discover exciting career paths in business, finance, consultancy and professional services! You’ll have the chance to speak directly with recruiters who are keen to find candidates just like you for graduate roles, placements and work experience.; Careers Network

Holy Communion Service: 21st October 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Preparing for your Assignments: Reading and notetaking strategies: 21st October 1pm - 2pm; Online; In this workshop, open to all UG and PGT students, we’ll consider different strategies for reading effectively and taking active and useful notes for your assignments.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Cake, crisps, and chat: 21st October 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy - St. Francis Hall; Join Rev. Mindy Bell at the Multifaith Chaplaincy for an informal space to hang out and be nourished by conversation, crisps, and cake.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 21st October 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Talking Space@UoB: 22nd October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Preparing for your Assignments: Getting started with referencing: 22nd October noon - 1pm; Online; Being able to reference resources correctly is a key academic skill. This workshop will introduce you to some key principles of referencing as well as highlight the main styles (like Harvard) used at UoB.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Foundations: Construction Law Training: 22nd October 2:30pm - 5:30pm; Online; "Foundations" is a free training programme delivered by the City of London Law Society introducing you to construction law in England and Wales, across five Thursday afternoon sessions, with presentations and interactive Q&As. Book by 30 September.; Careers Network

Bread and Belief: Making bread, exploring authenticity: 22nd October 5pm - 7pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; What is real and not 'performed'? Bread & Belief ponders the value of authenticity power as we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sexual health advice with Umbrella: 22nd October 5pm - 7pm; Shackleton Reception, The Vale Village; 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.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

40 Years of Handsworth Songs: Film Screening and Q&A Panel: 22nd October 6:30pm - 8:30pm; Mockingbird Cinema, The Custard Factory, Birmingham B9 4AA; A screening and panel discussion marking the 40th anniversary of the multi-awarding winning documentary feature film Handsworth Songs.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Go Global Fair: 23rd October 10am - 4pm; Great Hall, Aston Webb building; Take part in an international opportunity during your time at UoB. From two weeks to a full academic year, see what opportunities interest you at our annual Go Global Fair.

Drug and alcohol information with Aquarius: 23rd October noon - 2pm; Reception, Guild of Students; Come chat with the Aquarius team! They'll be popping up in Guild Reception with lots of great information and advice on drug and alcohol use and how to support yourself and your peers.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Talking Space@UoB: 23rd October 1pm - 9pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Jummah Prayers: 23rd October 1:15pm - 24th October 1:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 23rd October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Guild of Students: Poetry Workshop: 23rd October 6pm - 8:30pm; Teaching and Learning Building, Room TBC; An introduction to Africanize, a University of Birmingham project led by Artist-In-Residence Sipho Eric Ndlovu. This will be an introductory, engaging and accessible poetry workshop inspired by live artifacts and artworks from the University's Afri; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

World Anatomy Day: 24th October 11am - 3pm; Midlands Art Centre, Cannon Hill Park; Come and join us this October for Birmingham’s World Anatomy Day interactive free event! Explore all the wonderful ways your body works, from cells to organs, from birth to death, and all the astonishing bits in-between!; Family friendly

Sunday Morning Mass: 25th October 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Evening Mass: 25th October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Talk to employers about visas and find sponsored jobs: 26th October noon - 1pm; Online; Do you feel unsure when employers ask about visas? This online session will help you learn what to say. We'll explain common employer concerns and show you how to answer with confidence.; Careers Network

Sexual health advice with Umbrella: 26th October 5pm - 7pm; Social Space, Pritchatts Park; 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.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Artisan Market: 27th October 10am - 4pm; University Square; Find tasty food, handmade gifts, and more as the bustling Artisan Market comes to campus!

Talking Space@UoB: 27th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Go Global drop-ins: 27th October noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

Talking Space@UoB: 28th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Public Sector & Teaching Careers Fair: 28th October 11am - 2pm; Employer Training Room (Room G30), Aston Webb Building; Explore career pathways across the public sector and education, including routes into teaching. Gain insight into different roles, training options and the profession, while discovering job and work experience opportunities.; Careers Network

Holy Communion Service: 28th October 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Black Heritage campus walking tour: 28th October 1pm - 3pm; On campus; Join the Black Heritage Walks Network for a guided walking tour exploring the often-overlooked Black histories connected to the University of Birmingham campus.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Go Global: Summer talks: 28th October 1pm - 2pm; Room G33, Aston Webb C Block; Want to study, work, research or volunteer abroad as part of your degree? You're in the right place! Go Global SUmmer opportunities are open to all undergradstudents, no matter your year or degree. Find out more as applications close 15 November.

Student jazz sessions: 28th October 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.; University Music

How Policy Gets Created: workshop with government policy advisers: 28th October 1:30pm - 4pm; UG06, Murray Learning Centre; Join an interactive event with DEFRA and Birmingham Plastics Network, featuring insights from government policy advisers, a hands-on policy workshop and networking opportunities.

Bread and Belief: Making bread, exploring authenticity: 28th October 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; What is real and not 'performed'? Bread & Belief ponders the value of authenticity power as we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

PGT Essentials: Finding and Using Information: 28th October 2pm - 3:30pm; Online; What is the best way to begin your assignment research? how can you make sure you find the information you need? and how do you make the most of library resources? Join the Academic Skills Centre for this online workshop followed by a Q&A.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries | Postgraduate Taught

Wellbeing Café Spooky Special: Cost of Living: 28th October 4pm - 7pm; Social Space, Pritchatts Park; Halloween is spooky, but your finances don't have to be! Join you Residence Life team for a cost of living themed Wellbeing Café, with crafts and therapy dogs! Open to all in uni and partner accommodation.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Cost of Living and the Criminalisation of Poverty: 28th October 6pm - 7:30pm; Online; Explore the links between poverty, financial hardship and the criminal justice system through interactive discussions, real-world scenarios and expert insights.

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 28th October 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Talking Space@UoB: 29th October 10am - 6pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Doubts & Doughnuts: 29th October 1pm - 2pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy - St. Francis Hall; Join Rev. Mindy Bell at the Multifaith Chaplaincy for an informal space to hang out and be nourished by conversation, and doughnuts.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Preparing for your Assignments: Critical Thinking: 29th October 1pm - 2pm; Online; What is ‘critical thinking’ and why is it important? This workshop, open to all UG and PGT students, will explore how to apply critical thinking to your assignments. Including structure, analysis and creating strong arguments in written work.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Foundations: Construction Law Training: 29th October 2:30pm - 5:30pm; Online; "Foundations" is a free training programme delivered by the City of London Law Society introducing you to construction law in England and Wales, across five Thursday afternoon sessions, with presentations and interactive Q&As. Book by 30 September.; Careers Network

Talking Space@UoB: 30th October 1pm - 9pm; Wellbeing Lodge, North Gate; Talking Space@UoB is a a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment where you can drop-in for a listening ear, some guidance, or simply a space to pause and reflect. Sometimes, a conversation can make all the difference.; Wellbeing

Jummah Prayers: 30th October 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 30th October 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Guild of Students: Open Mic Night: 30th October 5:30pm - 7pm; Guild of Students, Beorma Bar; As Halloween approaches, we invite you to gather for Khuluma, a special open mic inspired by storytelling, ancestry and remembrance. "Khuluma", meaning 'speak' in Zulu, calls us to share the stories we hold close.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Down the AI Rabbit Hole: 31st October 9:30am - 2pm; Deloitte Room, Midlands Arts Centre; Play an interactive game and discover how AI is shaping everyday financial decisions, from budgeting and mortgages to fraud prevention and pensions. Designed for families and curious minds of all ages.; Family friendly

Sunday Morning Mass: 1st November 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Lutheran Worship Service: 1st November 11:30am - 1pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Evening Mass: 1st November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Go Global drop-ins: 3rd November noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

Bread and Belief: 3rd November 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief we bake, eat bread, and take bread home, All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Benjamin Zephaniah Community Lecture with Afua Hirsch: 4th November midnight - 11:59pm; On campus; The Race Equality Network are delighted to announce that our 2026 Benjamin Zephaniah Community Lecture welcomes journalist, broadcaster, former barrister, and author Afua Hirsch, a leading voice on the topics of race, identity and social justice.

Holy Communion Service: 4th November 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Go Global: Summer talks: 4th November 1pm - 2pm; Online; Want to study, work, research or volunteer abroad as part of your degree? You're in the right place! Go Global SUmmer opportunities are open to all undergradstudents, no matter your year or degree. Find out more as applications close 15 November.

Preparing for your Assignments: Planning an assignment: 4th November 1pm - 2pm; Online; How do you plan an assignment? How you do you move from a few notes to a full first draft? In this mini workshop, open to all UG and PGT students, we’ll look together at how a student at UoB plans their essays to give us some inspiration.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Cost of Living in a Medieval Society: 4th November 6pm - 8pm; Lecture Theatre 2 (G11), Alan Walter building; Step into medieval England and navigate the Great Famine of 1315 in an interactive role-playing workshop exploring inequality, crisis and decision-making, part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science 2026.

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 4th November 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Preparing for your Assignments: Easy formatting for Microsoft Word: 5th November noon - 1pm; Online; Not using the full range of functions within Word? This workshop open to all UG and PGT students will help you to make the most of automatic functions to help with sections, page numbering, tables etc.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Community Wellbeing Café: 5th November 1pm - 3pm; Reception, Guild of Students; Take a break and join us at the monthly Community Wellbeing Café. Enjoy free refreshments in a relaxed setting at the Guild of Students while accessing practical advice, wellbeing resources, and support.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Jummah Prayers: 6th November 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 6th November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Morning Mass: 8th November 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Evening Mass: 8th November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Bread and Belief: 8th November 6pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief we bake, eat bread, and take bread home, All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Bread and Belief: 9th November 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief we bake, eat bread, and take bread home, All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

The Baggs Memorial Happiness Lecture 2026: 9th November 6pm - 7:15pm; Great Hall, Aston Webb building; Tim Harford, an economist, award-winning journalist and broadcaster, delivers the Baggs Memorial Happiness Lecture in its 50th Anniversary year. Book your free ticket now for one of the happiest events of the year!

Go Global drop-ins: 10th November noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

Go Global: Summer talks: 10th November 1pm - 2pm; Room G33, Aston Webb C Block; Want to study, work, research or volunteer abroad as part of your degree? You're in the right place! Go Global SUmmer opportunities are open to all undergradstudents, no matter your year or degree. Find out more as applications close 15 November.

The Search for Happiness: In conversation: 10th November 6:30pm - 8:15pm; The Assembly Room, The Exchange, Centenary Square; What does it really mean to live a happy life? Together, the panel will offer perspectives from social science, the humanities and health research, hosted by Kathryn Stanczyszyn, UoB Alum, BBC Presenter and journalist.

Holy Communion Service: 11th November 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Law Careers Fair 2026: 11th November 12:30pm - 3pm; Great Hall, Aston Webb building; Whether you’re aiming to work at a large, global firm, a prestigious London firm, or a small, local practice, you’ll find them all at our Law Fair! Discover employment opportunities including vacation schemes and training contracts for 2028/29.; Careers Network

Dissertation Series: Finding information for dissertations: 11th November 1pm - 2pm; Online; This workshop covers how to access and use key resources for your dissertation including journals, databases and other relevant sources of information. It will also cover the key principles of referencing so that you can confidently cite your sources; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Bread and Belief: 11th November 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief we bake, eat bread, and take bread home, All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

PGT Essentials: How to critique an academic article: 11th November 2pm - 3:30pm; Onine; What does it mean to 'be more critical'? This academic skills workshop followed by a Q&A considers how we might think more critically and then move from critical thinking and reading to a piece of critical, analytical, and evaluative writing.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries | Postgraduate Taught

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 11th November 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Quiz Night at the Lapworth Museum: 11th November 7pm - 9pm; Lapworth Museum of Geology; Join us for a quiz night at the Lapworth Museum of Geology. Questions will range from general knowledge and geography to music and movies. Tickets £3.99 per person, up to 6 people per team.; Lapworth Museum of Geology

Preparing for your Assignments: How to paraphrase: 12th November noon - 1pm; Online; In this workshop, open to all UG and PGT students, we'll look at the role of sources and reporting verbs in your writing and practice paraphrasing using a few simple steps.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Housemate Finder: 12th November 4:30pm - 7:30pm; Social Hub, Oakbrook Park; Meet other students who are looking to move into a property together for the upcoming academic year. Guild Wellbeing assistants will be there to prompt conversations and help facilitate discussions, helping you find your dream housemates!; Guild of Students

Sexual health advice with Umbrella: 12th November 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.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Bread and Belief: Film Evening: 12th November 6pm - 9pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief, we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Jummah Prayers: 13th November 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 13th November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Ha-ha-Happiness Night: 13th November 7pm - 9pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; Three brilliant comedians with strong West Midlands connections join us for a special one-off event exploring one of happiness's simplest ingredients: having a good laugh. Student tickets £2.50.

Postgraduate Open Day: 14th November 9am - 4pm; On campus; Considering your next steps at UoB? Join us on campus to find out more about our Masters, research, and short course opportunities. Hear from our staff and students and discover why we are the UK university most targeted by top graduate employers.

Sunday Morning Mass: 15th November 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Evening Mass: 15th November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Go Global drop-ins: 17th November noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

Housemate Finder: 17th November 4:30pm - 7:30pm; Infusion, Vale Village; Meet other students who are looking to move into a property together for the upcoming academic year. Guild Wellbeing assistants will be there to prompt conversations and help facilitate discussions, helping you find your dream housemates!; Guild of Students

Holy Communion Service: 18th November 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Cake, crisps, and chat: 18th November 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy - St. Francis Hall; Join Rev. Mindy Bell at the Multifaith Chaplaincy for an informal space to hang out and be nourished by conversation, crisps, and cake.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Film Screening: João Cândido - A Hero Without a Mask: 18th November 2pm - 4pm; Carroll Room (G15), Muirhead Tower; Join us for a screening of João Cândido: A Hero Without a Mask, with researcher and screenwriter Professor Álvaro Pereira do Nascimento joining for a live Q&A, organised by the University of Birmingham Brazil Institute.; Black History Month | Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 18th November 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Bread and Belief: 19th November 1pm - 3pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief we bake, eat bread, and take bread home, All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Preparing for your Assignments: Moving from descriptive to critical writing: 19th November 1pm - 2pm; Online; How do we make sure our writing is critical? In this workshop, open to all UG and PGT students, we’ll take a closer look at what makes a strong paragraph and how we can comment on things we have read in interesting, analytical and evaluative ways.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Jummah Prayers: 20th November 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 20th November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Morning Mass: 22nd November 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Evening Mass: 22nd November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Bread and Belief: 23rd November 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief we bake, eat bread, and take bread home, All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Housemate Finder: 23rd November 4:30pm - 7:30pm; Social Hub, Pritchatts Park; Meet other students who are looking to move into a property together for the upcoming academic year. Guild Wellbeing assistants will be there to prompt conversations and help facilitate discussions, helping you find your dream housemates!; Guild of Students

Artisan Market: 24th November 10am - 4pm; University Square; Find tasty food, handmade gifts, and more as the bustling Artisan Market comes to campus!

Go Global drop-ins: 24th November noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

Preparing for your Assignments: Writing concisely: 25th November noon - 1pm; Online; This session, open to all UG and PGT students, will cover six methods that you can use to write concisely in an academic way. You will have opportunities to practice some of these and get feedback during the session.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Holy Communion Service: 25th November 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Student jazz sessions: 25th November 1:15pm - 2pm; The Exchange, Centenary Square; Join us on your lunch break for an informal jazz performance from a selection of our student jazz musicians.; University Music

Bread and Belief: 25th November 2pm - 4pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); In Bread & Belief we bake, eat bread, and take bread home, All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 25th November 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Doubts & Doughnuts: 26th November 1pm - 2pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy - St. Francis Hall; Join Rev. Mindy Bell at the Multifaith Chaplaincy for an informal space to hang out and be nourished by conversation, and doughnuts.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Drug and alcohol information with Aquarius: 27th November noon - 2pm; Reception, Guild of Students; Come chat with the Aquarius team! They'll be popping up in Guild Reception with lots of great information and advice on drug and alcohol use and how to support yourself and your peers.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Jummah Prayers: 27th November 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 27th November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Bold as Brass: 27th November 7:30pm - 9:30pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; The University Brass Band and City of Birmingham Brass Band join forces for an evening of classic brass band repertoire and an epic joint finale. Tickets £6.; University Music

Back to Black | University Jazz Orchestra: 28th November 7:30pm - 9:30pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; The University Jazz Orchestra celebrates Amy Winehouse's iconic Back to Black album with a guest vocalist and new orchestrations by Olivia Murphy. Tickets £6.; University Music

Sunday Morning Mass: 29th November 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Symphony Orchestra and String Orchestra: 29th November 3pm - 4:30pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; Enjoy an afternoon of orchestral music performed by the University Symphony Orchestra and String Orchestra. Tickets £6.; University Music

Sunday Evening Mass: 29th November 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Artisan Market: 1st December 10am - 4pm; University Square; Find tasty food, handmade gifts, and more as the bustling Artisan Market comes to campus!; Christmas on Campus

Go Global drop-ins: 1st December noon - 4pm; Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building; Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.

Christmas on Campus: Christmas Artisan Market: 2nd December 10am - 4pm; University Square; Enjoy an extra day of our artisan market to browse for gifts, treat yourself, or enjoy some tasty local food, all whilst supporting local and independent traders!; Christmas on Campus

Holy Communion Service: 2nd December 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

University Carol Service: 2nd December 6:15pm - 8:15pm; Great Hall, Aston Webb building; The University Carol Service returns for an evening of seasonal music from University Upper Voices and readings from the Multifaith Chaplaincy team.; Multifaith Chaplaincy | Christmas on Campus

Quiz Night at the Lapworth Museum: 2nd December 7pm - 9pm; Lapworth Museum of Geology; Join us for a quiz night at the Lapworth Museum of Geology. Questions will range from general knowledge and geography to music and movies. Tickets £3.99 per person, up to 6 people per team.; Lapworth Museum of Geology

Community Wellbeing Café: 3rd December 1pm - 3pm; Reception, Guild of Students; Take a break and join us at the monthly Community Wellbeing Café. Enjoy free refreshments in a relaxed setting at the Guild of Students while accessing practical advice, wellbeing resources, and support.; Guild of Students | Wellbeing

Preparing for exams and revision: 3rd December 1pm - 2pm; Online; Open to all UG and PGT students, this workshop will help you reflect on your own approaches to exam preparation, explore practical revision strategies and ensure you’re feeling prepared on the day for the exam.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries

Bread and Belief: Film Evening: 3rd December 6pm - 9pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy; In Bread & Belief, we bake, eat bread, and take bread home. All people and perspectives are welcome at our regular Bread & Belief sessions. Spaces are limited.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Jummah Prayers: 4th December 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 4th December 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Flute Choir and Clarinet Choir: 4th December 7:30pm - 9:30pm; The Dome, Bramall Music Building; From elves to fairies, and dragons to princesses, our Flute and Clarinet choirs takes you on a musical adventure from stage and screen. Tickets £6.; University Music

University Chorus and Chamber Choir: 5th December 7:30pm - 9pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; The University Chorus and Chamber Choir welcome their new Chorus Director in an evening of inspiring choral music. Tickets £6.; University Music

Sunday Morning Mass: 6th December 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Lutheran Worship Service: 6th December 11:30am - 1pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Philharmonic Orchestra: 6th December 3pm - 4:30pm; Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building; The Philharmonic Orchestra presents an afternoon of orchestral music featuring the world premiere of Oliver Beck's Concerto for Saxophone. Tickets £6.; University Music

Sunday Evening Mass: 6th December 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Holy Communion Service: 9th December 12:30pm - 1pm; Multifaith Chaplaincy, Cadbury Room; Join students and staff to take time out to hear scripture, contemplate the holy, and feed your spiritual life led by a Methodist or Anglican clergy.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

PGT Essentials: How to paraphrase and write concisely: 9th December 2pm - 3:30pm; Online; How can we summarise and write about other people’s research, and communicate our own arguments clearly? Join the Academic Skills Centre for this online workshop on some of the fundamentals of academic writing, followed by a Q&A.; Academic Skills Centre | Libraries | Postgraduate Taught

Student Christian Movement Meeting: 9th December 6:30pm - 8pm; Oasis Lounge, Multifaith Chaplaincy (St Francis Hall); Student Christian Movement (SCM) Birmingham has free food and good discussions about what it means to follow Jesus. People of all church backgrounds, and none, are welcome to attend this inclusive community.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Jummah Prayers: 11th December 1:15pm - 2:15pm; Oak 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.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Friday Evening Mass: 11th December 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Friday Evening Mass and end the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Morning Mass: 13th December 10am - 11am; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Morning Mass and welcome the day with prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Sunday Evening Mass: 13th December 5:30pm - 7pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join our Catholic chaplain for Evening Mass and spend time in prayer, scripture and reflection.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Lutheran Worship Service: 7th February 11:30am - 1pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Lutheran Worship Service: 7th March 11:30am - 1pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Lutheran Worship Service: 4th April 11:30am - 1pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Lutheran Worship Service: 2nd May 11:30am - 1pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

Lutheran Worship Service: 6th June 11:30am - 1pm; Cadbury Room, Multifaith Chaplaincy; Join us for our monthly Lutheran Worship Service, a time of scripture, prayer, and reflection. All are welcome.; Multifaith Chaplaincy

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