Its central courtyard, late-Victorian buildings and fine works of sculpture make the campus a place to enjoy. Boasting all the amenities of a busy town, the campus also has its own railway station, as well as the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, which has been described as one of the finest small art galleries in the world.
Selly Oak campus is located approximately two miles from Edgbaston, and is an equally green and spacious 80-acre site with a village atmosphere. It has its own Learning Resource Centre and is home to the Graduate Institute of Theology and Religion and the Selly Oak Visual Arts Centre. Since 2005, it has also been home to the BBC Drama Village, which is part of a strategic alliance between the University and the BBC.
Both campuses are green, leafy and tranquil havens and yet are close enough to the city to afford easy access to Birmingham’s dynamic and cosmopolitan centre.
For further information about the campuses visit www.about.bham.ac.uk/campus/index.shtml
To find out more about the Barber Institute of Fine Arts visit: www.barber.org.uk
More information about the Guild of Students can be found in The Guild of Students section.
