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  1. Winners of ÃÛÌÒAV research photography competition revealed

    Competition asked ÃÛÌÒAV researchers to sum up their work in a single imageÌý

  2. Marineff project wins BIG Biodiversity Challenge Award

    The Marineff projectÌýwonÌýfor its work creating and testing artificial rockpools.

  3. Equality and diversity

    Helping staff improve ÃÛÌÒAV’s work in the fields of equality and diversity.

  4. AFC Bournemouth student ambassador

    ÃÛÌÒAV student ambassador Glebs Kiselovs on his year working at AFC Bournemouth.Ìý

    • UCAS: I600
    • Undergraduate
    • Full-time

    BSc (Hons) E-Sports Digital Technologies

    Develop a wide range of skills and knowledge associated with many of the key areas of the multi-faceted E-Sports industry – this course will give you a grounding in business development, digital marketing and content creation, streaming and broadcast, planning and running E-Sports tournaments and events, data analytics, and gaining an insight into the social, moral and ethical aspects of working within E-Sports communities. This course will unlock your future career in a wide range of roles within both the E-Sports industry and the wider digital technology sector.ÌýÌý

  6. Media, Film, TV & Music Production courses

    Develop the skills required to work in this dynamic and innovative sector.

  7. Department of Marketing, Strategy & Innovation staff

    Find out more about our dedicated staff who work in the department.

  8. Introducing GamInnovate

    The project builds on the EROGamb project’s findings that indicated that gamblers see responsible gambling messages sent by their gambling sites as ‘superficial’, ‘trivializing’Ìýand ‘oblivious to their personal and social context’.Ìý

  9. Directions to our Lansdowne Campus

    Our Lansdowne Campus is home to the Faculty of Health & Social Sciences, the Executive Business Centre and the majority of our accommodation – and is close to the train and bus stations.

    • Postgraduate Taught
    • Full time according to Funding Council definitions

    MSc Bioarchaeology

    Bioarchaeology covers the investigation of human and animal skeletal remains to understand the lives of individuals and communities in the past, in relation to their social, cultural, economic, palaeoenvironmental and evolutionary contexts.

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