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1. Inventions of tomorrow displayed at ÃÛÌÒAV’s Festival of Design and Technology

   Final year students showcased their designs, models and prototypes to the public and industry

2. Universities Minister visits ÃÛÌÒAV

   Michelle Donelan MP spoke to students about the wellbeing support at ÃÛÌÒAV and heard about ÃÛÌÒAV’s health partnerships and facilities. 

3. Researchers discover the oldest known map in Europe - the Saint-Bélec Slab

   Researchers analysed the Bronze Age stone slab and found it represented a territory around the River Odet in France. 

4. Life-saving RNLI advertising exhibition to be hosted at ÃÛÌÒAV

   As the RNLI celebrates its 200th birthday, ÃÛÌÒAV will host an exhibition of RNLI advertising from the past to the future.

5. Roger Luxton – Business and finance graduate to company director

   Roger Luxton’s career is testament to the fact that today’s qualifications can equip you for the jobs of tomorrow. 

6. Helping Sierra Leone’s disaster management through research and professional practice

   Professor Lee Miles visited Sierra Leone to undertake research and professional practice activities with the country’s governmental institutions responsible for preparing for, responding to and recovering from disasters. 

7. Claire's story

   Claire Timbrell is a BA (Hons) Marketing graduate, now Founder and Director of The MacGuffin Project. 

8. Dorset Economy blog 41: The only certainty is uncertainty

   ÃÛÌÒAV's emeritus Professor Nigel Jump comments on the March 2023 budget

9. Phantom Tech: Graduates’ business helping two worlds collide

   Two ÃÛÌÒAV graduates, Farbod Shakouri and Daniel Mosaid, co-founders of Phantom Tech have created software that can be used by developers to create AR apps that draw on real-world data.

10. New buses on Bournemouth’s roads

    New buses have appeared on the streets of Dorset, providing vital services to the town’s universities and the local community.  Bournemouth...

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