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  1. Centre for Face Processing Disorders

    Learn how fusion funding helped set up the Centre for Face Processing Disorders, which is going from strength to strength.

  2. Science Foundation Year

    Entry requirements Numeracy and literacy requirements There are no GCSE requirements. The Foundation Year will cover these skills in preparation...

  3. Identifying and supporting older people at risk of malnutrition

    Professor Jane Murphy鈥檚 research has helped聽identify and tackle malnutrition and support eating and drinking well.

    • Postgraduate Taught
    • Full time according to Funding Council definitions

    MA International Political Communication

    Embark on an exciting journey into global political communication. Unravel socio-political intricacies from digital campaigning and fake news to grassroots activism. Explore political journalism, gender and race impacts, and the emotions driving politics.

  5. Zach Boakes

    Having completed his degree last year, Zach has become the Project Manager and Research Co-ordinator of an Indonesian NGO which he co-founded in 2017.

  6. International Women's Day Events

    A week of events to celebrate聽International Women's Day which takes place on Wednesday 8 March

  7. Communication & Journalism

  8. Postgraduate researchers

    Access our subject advice, support for skills development and library resources for postgraduate聽researchers.

    • Postgraduate Taught
    • Full time according to Funding Council definitions

    MA Creative Writing and Publishing

    Blend storytelling artistry with essential publishing skills. Gain hands-on experience with the Bournemouth Journal and Writing Prize. Join a diverse international cohort, expand your global perspective and prepare for a dynamic publishing career.

  10. Dorset Economy blog 25: The End of a Difficult Year

    In early November, the Bank of England left official interest rates unchanged at an extremely low 0.1% base rate. This was a surprise 鈥� the markets had priced in a symbolic but minuscule increase to a rate of 0.25%.

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