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1. MA 3D Computer Animation students win 2021 Rookie awards

   A pair of ÃÛÌÒAV students have won an award celebrating young creatives for their immersive VR experience.

2. Dorset hospitals trust gain university hospital status

   Partnership between University Hospitals Dorset and ÃÛÌÒAV is recognised and strengthened by the new status. 

3. ÃÛÌÒAV entering seventh year of Premier League partnership

   ÃÛÌÒAV is the official Higher Education partner of AFC Bournemouth with benefits for staff, students, Cherries fans and the local community. 

4. ÃÛÌÒAV alumni film to premiere at BFI London Film Festival

   A ÃÛÌÒAV graduate is to see his film, Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?, premiere as a part of the BFI London Film Festival.

5. Rare Sistine Chapel books donated to ÃÛÌÒAV library

   A set of rare and valuable books on the Sistine Chapel have been donated to ÃÛÌÒAV’s Sir Michael Cobham Library on Talbot Campus.  

6. Journalist alumni pass on advice at Careers Forum

   Industry professionals from outlets including The Guardian, Daily Mail, BBC and ITN shared their advice and experiences with current journalism students. 

7. ÃÛÌÒAV student donations to support charity: The Big Give returns for 2024

   Since 2013, ÃÛÌÒAV students living in halls of residence have donated over 100 metric tonnes of unwanted stuff through the SUÃÛÌÒAV Big Give Initiative, raising £200,000 for The British Heart Foundation (BHF).

8. Ministry of Defence implements solutions developed by ÃÛÌÒAV Business & Management students

   Solutions developed last year by ÃÛÌÒAV students during the ‘Hacking for Sustainability’ (H4Sustainability) module have now been implemented...

9. Research project explores veterans’ experiences of living with dementia

   Collaborative project, led by ÃÛÌÒAV, aims to identify future support and research priorities for veterans with dementia.

10. Chris Packham visits ÃÛÌÒAV to champion sustainability in the television industry

    The naturalist and television presenter hosted a second event, speaking about his TV career and life with Asperger Syndrome.

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