A full review means a visit, the courses read one by one, and students who
are already there. That has happened for 25 campuses so far. This one is not among them
yet.
Everything below came off Birmingham City University’s own pages.
7 things we looked for on their site and did not get.
See the list
Portfolio-wide minimum and maximum international taught-masters fee - BCU publishes no consolidated table (https://www.bcu.ac.uk/international/fees-costs-and-scholarships/international-fees explicitly redirects to individual course pages). Only three course pages were read, all showing £18,970.
Coursework-only masters - the Advanced Computer Science MSc page lists evaluation through "seminars, course-work, viva, presentation, and project work" with no written exam named, but that sentence mixes teaching and assessment methods, so no exam-free course is recorded as confirmed.
Campus list completeness - https://www.bcu.ac.uk/about-us/maps-and-campuses also names Ruskin Hall, Bournville (B30 1JX), RBC Digbeth (B9 4AN), Stage Management, Heneage Street (B7 4ER), Millennium Point, STEAMhouse, the Benjamin Zephaniah Building and a Research Hub.
Whether any BCU taught masters runs two years taught or two years with placement - the three course pages read publish only 12 months, or 18 months with professional placement, and 18 months is not one of the allowed duration values.
Medium of Instruction letter - not mentioned either way on the accepted-qualifications page, so recorded as not published rather than no.
Institution's own list of approved agents - not found from the homepage, the international fees page or the accepted-qualifications page.
Birmingham City University International College (the embedded college named on the sponsor register) - https://bcuic.bcu.ac.uk was not loaded, so its location and whether it delivers taught masters are unverified.