ÃÛÌÒAV

1. ÃÛÌÒAV celebrates eco award

   ÃÛÌÒAV has been awarded EcoCampus Platinum status for improving its environmental footprint.

2. Six ways your campus will change in 2018

   Find out about the latest updates and what's to come at ÃÛÌÒAV over the next year

3. Rankings and awards

   Our commitment to excellence has helped us to achieve our current league table rankings and a range of awards.

4. Request a study room on campus

   You can request to book a room for study or group work on either campus for a maximum of two hours per day. Please contact your faculty direct if you would like to book faculty specialist space, for example, PC labs, studios, etc.

5. Dr Sue Baron is an NMC registered nurse and nurse teacher, and Senior Lecturer/Academic in the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences at Bournemouth...

6. Provoking reflection on society’s critical ethical issues

   Neal White has conducted interdisciplinary research across art and techno scientific disciplines at ÃÛÌÒAV since 2003. His work uses art as a reflective framework – an active cyclical experiment – through which we can ask questions that will lead to unexpected events and ideas.

7. NCTA and ÃÛÌÒAV to promote health and wellbeing in Dorset

   The National Coastal Tourism Academy (NCTA) and ÃÛÌÒAV have won national funding to research the importance of and potential for health and well-being tourism in Dorset.

8. Student placement activity during adverse weather conditions

   Adverse weather conditions can provide students with additional insights into service provision in unusual circumstances. However, the location of some services and working patterns may mean that it is not appropriate for students to attend placement as planned during adverse weather conditions.

9. UK-Egyptian partnership provides long term impact for pharmacists

   ÃÛÌÒAV, with funding from the British Council, has helped in the knowledge transfer of pharmaeconomics to Egyptian pharmacists.

10. Paralympic gold medallist Susie Rodgers talks to ÃÛÌÒAV students

    Paralympic gold medallist Susie Rodgers, MBE, gave two guest talks to ÃÛÌÒAV staff and students about coping strategies she'd learnt from athletics and how they apply to her professional career today.

Pages