Organisers of the 2007 Dorset Business Awards are searching the region for exciting breakthroughs worthy of consideration for this year’s Innovation Award.
When students receive their exam results on Thursday, they will face a flood of emotions. But a calm approach to receiving exam results is the best way forward...
This year’s summer break will take on a distinctly Far Eastern focus for five BU students who will travel to China for a unique summer school experience.
BU has launched a third round of senior academic recruitment as part of its exciting development as an innovative, international institution committed to academic excellence.
Dr Julie Robson, Head of Strategic Management in the BU Business School, has been elected President of the Bournemouth branch of the Chartered Insurance Institute.
Ian McIntosh, Richard Bentley and Chris Kennedy scored the extra time goals to give Bournemouth University the 2007 BUSA Men’s Football Knockout Plate.
BU Forensic Archaeologist Ian Hanson observes international court proceedings in The Hague to see his work as an invesigator in Bosnia come full circle.
Chris Moyles and his gang from BBC Radio 1’s breakfast show are headed to Bournemouth University to launch his fund-raising effort for Comic Relief 2007.
Portsmouth based software company Datasym (UK) Ltd predicts a £400k increase in sales following the successful completion of BU Knowledge Transfer Partnership.
The National Centre for Computer Animation (NCCA) at Bournemouth University has been rated as the number one centre for computer animation courses in the UK and Ireland by 3D World magazine.
Research finds risks of children being murdered by strangers is reassuringly low, but dangers posed by a very small group of offenders tends to be underrated.
Global Research Award for BU Robotics Expert 9 February 2007
The Royal Academy of Engineering has recognised the expertise of BU robotics specialist Dr Venky Dubey with a special Global Research Award. > read more
BU Legal Expert Answers Commons Questions on Nuclear Weapons 8 February 2007
BU Law Professor Nick Grief has provided expert testimony before the House of Commons Defence Select Committee. > read more
Major Funding Preserves News Radio Archive 6 February 2007
Major funding worth over £750,000 will help Bournemouth University’s Media School to digitise and catalogue one of the most important radio news archives in the UK. > read more
BU Archaeologists Aid Stonehenge Discovery 6 February 2007
Archaeologists from Bournemouth University played an integral part in the discovery of a large settlement at Durrington Walls, near Stonehenge. > read more
Bloc Party Play The Old Fire Station
24 January 2007
One of the UK’s most up and coming bands last night helped keep Bournemouth University’s student night club at the top of the ‘must-play’ venues in the country. > read more
Student Radio BIRSts into Life
BU’s student-managed internet radio station - BIRSt - is back ‘on the air’ . > read more
Donkey Work Brings Double the Rewards
Chris Pethick, 22, has won two major international prizes with his photo entitled ‘Donk’. > read more
BU Graduate to Explore Entrepreneurship in the US
Bournemouth University graduate Simon Phelps has flown to the United States to boost his entrepreneurial skills over the next six months. > read more
BU Media Head to Review BBC Business Coverage
Stephen Jukes, Head of The Media School at Bournemouth University, has been appointed to a national panel that will assess the impartiality of BBC coverage of business news. > read more
Students Taking IT to African Kids
Two Bournemouth University students are heading for Africa to share their knowledge of computing with school children – many of whom have never seen a computer in their young lives. > read more
