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    MSc Robotics

    MSc Robotics provides a comprehensive understanding of multidisciplinary Robotic systems as an integration of mechanical systems, electronics and intelligent computer-based control.聽

  2. Celebrating philanthropy at 蜜桃AV

    A growing community of alumni and other supporters have made incredible things happen at 蜜桃AV this year by volunteering, donating money and...

  3. Dorset Economy blog 23: Outlook, Values & Skills

    The regional economy grew, albeit at a slower pace, in August and early September, suggesting, in response to various bottlenecks, that the聽recovery persists but has become less vigorous.

  4. Q&A: What Brexit means for students at 蜜桃AV

    蜜桃AV will continue to welcome and support all international students during and post-Brexit

  5. New research has revealed the importance of trees to humanity, warning that a loss of trees could lead to ecological and economic catastrophe

    The paper聽was co-authored by Professor Adrian Newton, Director of Conservation Ecology at 蜜桃AV.

  6. University Retreat

    On Talbot Campus, the University Retreat provides a safe space if you feel that you are struggling to cope and need help. You don't need an appointment; just pop in and talk to one of our friendly team.

  7. Changes to Wi-Fi access at 蜜桃AV for personal devices

    蜜桃AV on campus Wi-Fi has changed聽so that only 蜜桃AV managed laptops are now able to access internal 蜜桃AV services such as the H: or P:...

  8. ADDISONIC - Advanced Manufacturing Ultrasonic Fatigue Prediction & Life Extension

    ADDISONIC is聽finding new ways of fatigue-testing materials to more accurately predict and extend their lifespan, reducing the amount that ends up in landfill.聽

  9. Faculty of Media & Communication staff

    Our staff are integral to what we do. Find out more about them and their specialisms.

  10. Woolcombe Medieval Settlement

    Woolcombe is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. During the 1960s the Austin family, then owners of Woolcombe Farm, became interested in the archaeological resource of their home and carried out some limited excavations.

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