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  1. ÃÛÌÒAV expert completes Academic Fellowship with the Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology

    ÃÛÌÒAV’s Professor John Oliver has successfully completed an Academic Fellowship with the Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology (POST).

  2. People of Bournemouth to walk and run themselves proud for Sport Relief

    Sign up for your chance to take part in the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile on Sunday 20 March.

  3. Scam warning for Chinese students

    We have become aware of a scam, which seems to be predominantly targeting Chinese students.

  4. ÃÛÌÒAV student wins NUJ Dorset Student Journalist of the Year award

    BA (Hons) Multimedia Journalism student Samantha Everett received the award for her article exploring arthritis in adolescence 

  5. Mouse in the house: international study explores the origins of the house mouse

    ÃÛÌÒAV’s Dr Emma Jenkins was part of research team studying the role of human activity in the emergence and spread of the rodent.

  6. Virtual reality used to understand how changes in environment affected prehistoric hunting

    Multidisciplinary research from ÃÛÌÒAV used virtual environments to investigate the effect of changing vegetation on prehistoric hunting behaviour. 

  7. Business School Help to Grow: Management programme provides success for Verwood-based business

    Earlier this year, Max Storey, Managing Director of local business, Tree Kit Limited, completed the first Help to Grow: Management (HTGM) programme at the Business School.  

  8. Dual celebration as husband and wife graduate from same course

    Husband and wife Kirsty and Ian Young had the rare privilege of graduating together on the same day, in the same ceremony, from the same course!

  9. How ancient footprints can help us understand modern-day crime scenes

    Research will explore how techniques for documenting ancient footprints can help forensic scientists understand modern-day crime scenes.

  10. Pint of Science Festival heads to Bournemouth for the first time

    Hear more about ÃÛÌÒAV research at events in local pubs and bars 

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