An extra 拢3 million is to be invested in enhancing research at Birmingam City University. The funding, spread across three years, comes on top of an existing 拢10 million pledge being used to expand its research boundaries to include criminology, health and education. David Maguire, pro vice-chancellor for research, said: "These areas were selected because they reflect global, national and regional priorities, and also capitalise on our existing strengths."
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