Bournemouth University


Bournemouth University

Bournemouth University is situated on England's beautiful south coast, less than two hours from London by train. BU has nearly 16,000 students, including 1600 international students from over 130 countries worldwide.

The Guardian University League Tables for 2009 have been appointed Bournemouth University as number one among the "new" (started after 1992) universities. In addition, the university named as number one for studies in tourism for the second year in a row.

Bournemouth University has been appointed the only "Center for Excellence in Media Practice" by the Higher Education Funding Council for England. BU houses the National Center for Computer Animation, whose graduates now work for large companies in the entertainment industry with movies such as Shrek, Happy Feet and Lord of the Rings.

Bournemouth Hotel School is under development and will be the first fully commercial teaching hotel in the UK.

BU has its own crime house, 'Rose Cottage'. Here are three fully furnished rooms where students from the university’s forensic training can make realistic crime scene investigations and protocols. BU also offers the annual "Festival of Design and Innovation" that shows over 170 new designs and prototypes with commercial potential. Additionally, the commercialized products from previous years are shown.

Last but not least, Bournemouth University is one of only 34 Fairtrade universities and schools in the UK.

Courses at Bournemouth University

BUS professional education is at the forefront and is working closely with the modern industry. It offers courses in professional subjects such as law, taxation, hotel and restaurant, tourism, multimedia, communication, technology, design, computer animation, marketing and media. The University runs scientific training in areas such as archeology, forensic science and the environment.
- Visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk / courses

The English language requirements for the majority of the Bachelor and Master courses are a minimum IELTS (Academic) 6.0 or equivalent. For certain educations the requirements may be higher.

BU offers a range of preparatory program where you get the opportunity to study in Bournemouth and at the same time, prepare yourself for your future studies.
Visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk / preparatoryprogrammes

All master’s and doctoral studies start at the beginning of October. Many courses also offer the possibility to start in January to give as much flexibility as possible.




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Bournemouth University

Fern Barrow
BH12 5BB Dorset
UK

Contact Bournemouth University
Phone no: 01202 961916
www.bournemouth.ac.uk

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