Past Events
June 2012
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Festival of Design and Innovation 2012 The Festival of Design & Innovation showcases a number of final year student products and designs which the students may wish to commercialise following the event. |
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Free Business Breakfast Find out more about support for Software Systems projects from the School of Design, Engineering and Computing. |
December 2011
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Free Engineering Business Breakfast Are you interested in BEng/MEng qualifications for engineers in employment? |
July 2011
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Festival of Design and Innovation 2011 The Festival of Design & Innovation showcases a number of final year student products and designs which the students may wish to commercialise following the event. |
June 2011
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BPS Wessex Branch (Dorset Hub) Event - open to all Bournemouth University Eye Tracking Consultancy will be officially launched at this evening networking event. |
May 2011
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“Co/located” - An evening of experimental network music Unique Music Technology performance at Bournemouth University. |
March 2011
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Free Business Breakfast Find out more about how you can access expertise from BU's School of Design, Engineering & Computing to support your organisations current and future design and technology projects. |
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Eye Tracker Launch Event Bournemouth University Eye Tracking Consultancy will be officially launched at this evening networking event. |
February 2011
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Leading IP expert opens CIPPM lecture series David Musker, partner at RGC Jenkins & Co opens annual Spring Public Lecture Series. |
December 2010
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An introduction to eye tracking A one day workshop where you can learn the fundamentals of Eye Tracking and what it can tell you about your visual media (online or offline) that you don’t already know. |
September 2010
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Where is the game? Graeme Kirkpatrick visits the Media School at Bournemouth University to present his lecture, ‘Where is the game? Dance and the sensational basis of gameplay’. |
January 2010
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Event: 14 January 2010 – Members of the public are invited to attend the inaugural lecture being delivered by clinical psychologist and BU Visiting Professor John Hall |