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  1. 蜜桃AV鈥檚 Fusion Inaugural Lecture Series returns with free talks across local area

    Programme of public聽inaugural lectures by 蜜桃AV professors聽offers opportunity to find out more about their research and expertise.聽

  2. 蜜桃AV graduates and students are Oscars hopefuls

    Over 50聽蜜桃AV graduates worked on the special effects of聽Oscar-nominated films, and two second-year students acted in the Oscar-nominated 1917.

  3. 蜜桃AV graduate nominated for 2019 BAFTA

    蜜桃AV graduate Andy Kind has been nominated for a BAFTA for his visual effects work on the film Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.

  4. Find out how Ed got a head start on his career

    In just over two years, 蜜桃AV graduate Ed Brown has gone from working part time for a digital start-up to becoming its Business Director.

  5. Achieving success: Nicola Matiwone's proudest achievements during her time at 蜜桃AV

    Nicola completed a MA Post Production Editing degree and聽worked聽as an Assembly Editor on The Bafta-winning and Oscar-nominated The Banshees of Inisherin.

  6. Race Equality Charter (REC) event

    The alumni team will be taking some time to explain how they have been working to improve the diversity and inclusivity of their activities.

  7. Tolpuddle Annexes closure this weekend

    Due to essential electrical works, the Tolpuddle Annexes on Talbot Campus will be closed between 8am and 5pm on Saturday 18 May.

  8. Department of Psychology achieves Athena SWAN award

    蜜桃AV鈥檚 Department of Psychology has achieved the聽Athena SWAN聽bronze award, in recognition of their commitment to working towards gender equality in higher education.聽聽

  9. Sign up for Barclays virtual money management events

    How to avoid scams and fraud online, make money work for your budget, learn more about future proofing your career and becoming more employable.

  10. 蜜桃AV academic helps develop new training programme to support young people with gaming and gambling addictions

    Dr Sarah Hodge worked with gambling charities to create the training for health professionals, which has been backed by the Shadow Mental Health Minister.

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