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The Dementia Education And Learning Through Simulation 2 (DEALTS 2) programme has been shortlisted for the 9th National Dementia Care Awards 2018 in the Best Dementia Training Initiative category, which recognises the vital… »
Darren Baker/Shutterstock Shelley Thompson, Bournemouth University Until this year, only 19 women had won a Nobel Prize for science – just 3% of the total winners. But the Nobel Committee’s… »
This was the core question for the Airspace Tribunal on 21 September at Doughty Street Chambers, where the case for and against the recognition of a new human right to… »
Tuesday 9 October is Ada Lovelace Day: a day to celebrate the achievements of women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) fields. It was founded in memory of Ada Lovelace, (1815–1852)… »
Upon the portal being launched at RBCH, the team are now moving forward with our qualitative data collection. They will be interviewing registered nurses (RN) within the Older Person’s Medicine… »
The Centre for Digital Entertainment has been shortlisted for Best Educational Initiative in the TIGA Games Industry Awards 2018. You can find out more about the awards here. Bournemouth University… »
shutterstock Thomas Thurnell-Read, Loughborough University; Lorraine Brown, Bournemouth University, and Philip Long, Bournemouth University Of the 2.3m students starting courses at UK universities each autumn, well over 400,000 are international… »
The Virtual Avebury project will be holding a showcase afternoon between 14:00 – 16:00 on 3 October 2018 in room F202. Staff and students are welcome to come along, don a… »
The Enabling Responsible Online Gambling project – or EROGamb – is jointly funded by BU and GambleAware, and aims to produce tools which allow the real-time behavioural data collected by… »
In early summer 2018 consumer group Which? commissioned members of the Influences on Consumer Behaviour research group to conduct research into how supermarkets are influencing our shopping behavious. Since much… »
This book by Dr Camila Devis-Rozental, a Senior Lecturer at BU explores the concept of socio-emotional intelligence (SEI) with a focus on higher education teaching and learning. It takes into account… »
Copyright, and copyright laws, will not always match expectations. inkninja, CC BY Maurizio Borghi, Bournemouth University The new European Union Copyright Directive, passed recently by the European parliament after a… »
Jaroslav Moravcik/Shutterstock.com Luciana Esteves, Bournemouth University We are all too familiar with images of flooding in low lying areas after heavy rainfall or houses destroyed by coastal erosion after a… »
The last leg of the field work for the Media literacy for unaccompanied refugee youth project was undertaken in Milan, Italy, following the latest statistics report which highlighted that over… »
The Rohingya people of Myanmar are one of the most persecuted minorities in the world. The Myanmar government doesn’t consider them as citizens and deprives them of basic rights such… »
A new web portal aimed to support nurses around the factors known to influence nurse retention was launched with Registered Nurses (RN) on Friday 10 August in the Older Person’s Medicine Directorate… »
Turn to the food bank. Hunger by The Sea Sue Sudbury, Bournemouth University You can’t say it’s your own fault if you’ve had to change benefits for some reason. You… »
Animations, art films and documentaries by Bournemouth University (BU) staff and students will be screened in Bournemouth Square during the Arts by the Sea Festival. The Depth of Field: Research… »
I hope you have enjoyed discovering more about the exciting and diverse research that has been undertaken at Bournemouth University (BU) over the last twenty five years. For me, the… »
Over the last fifteen years, more than 640 students have completed their doctoral studies at Bournemouth University in a range of subjects, from engineering to midwifery, from business management to… »