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  1. Mothers, midwives and post-natal ‘blood’ loss

    ‘Blood’ loss after childbirth is a normal occurrence for women. Research undertaken by former ÃÛÌÒAV staff explores the prevention and early detection of the latter, which can result in chronic ill health and even the need for emergency medical care.

  2. 3rd International Colloquium on Design, Branding and Marketing

    This two-day colloquium will bring together practitioner and scholarly experts in the areas of design, branding and marketing to share their knowledge and experiences with fellow academics and practitioners.

  3. Virtual exhibition celebrates 30 years of the National Centre for Computer Animation

    Once Upon A Time in Animation, hosted in collaboration with Poole Museum, gives insights into techniques, projects and research from the NCCA.

  4. Professor Nicholas Cull on Public Diplomacy

    A guest talk on public diplomacy by Professor Nicholas Cull, Professor of Public Diplomacy at the University of Southern California.

  5. Pint of Science brings ÃÛÌÒAV research into local pubs

    Talks on everything from wearable fitness trackers to forensic psychology run from 14-16 May

  6. New link road at ÃÛÌÒAVs Talbot Campus opens

    The new link road will save congestion, air pollution and travel times

  7. Enhancements to library access over the summer

    We are pleased to be able to ease some of the restrictions on library access, while still adhering to Covid guidelines. We hope these...

  8. Our Iranian community

    We know that you want to hear about ÃÛÌÒAV from the people who really matter – our current students and graduates! You can read profiles of our current...

  9. Graduation week highlights: Global reach and graduate successes

    Graduation week finished with celebration as graduates from the Faculty of Media and Communication received their awards alongside honorary doctorates Kate Adie OBE and Dame Annette Brooke.

  10. Bournemouth graduate takes to the field for Cricket’s County Championship

    ÃÛÌÒAV graduate and sports scholar Brad Currie has signed a professional contract to play first class cricket with Sussex County Cricket Club.

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