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1. • UCAS: H700
   • Undergraduate
   • Part-time

   Engineering (Manufacturing Management) HNC/FdEng

   Students are typically employed in or aspire to employment in areas such as planning, estimating, quality or workshop supervision.

2. Ceremony sees successful end to BU China Football Study Programme

   Coaches from across China spent three months in Bournemouth receiving training from ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ and AFC Bournemouth.

3. Changing the landscape of learning

   Professor Gail Thomas takes us back to the important revelations that triggered BU’s range of learning excellence initiatives, including a new virtual learning environment (VLE).

4. Titas Petrikis – composer and university lecturer

   Find out how a PhD from BU opened up a professional and academic career in music production for Titas, scoring more than 30 films to date.

5. BU smartphone device for diabetic tele-monitoring nominated for three awards

   Smartphone device for monitoring sensation loss in patients with diabetes has been nominated for three awards at the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) Innovation Awards.

6. Mark Ridolfo is a Principal Academic within BU's AACSB-accredited Business School. He is Deputy Director of the Senior Leader Apprenticeship, Deputy...

7. Free activities for all ages at ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥â€™s Festival of Learning family day

   Free sports, arts and science workshops on Saturday 11 July - as well as two talks by TV’s Chris Packham 

8. BU to host North-South MedTech Summit

   A new virtual MedTech summit hosted at ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ will welcome SMEs, innovators, academics and clinicians to explore new collaborations...

9. ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ Womens Rugby Coach Heads to Rugby 7s World Series

   Hughton Campbell has coached BU women’s rugby for 9 years. During this time the team has reached the premier regional division having won the league, cup and 2nd place at the university national 7’s tournament.

10. 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 recovery persists but has become less vigorous.

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