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Capital Investment Aims to Expand Bournemouth Film School On 19 November 2025, the Office for Students (OfS) announced that Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) had been awarded £1.25 million in capital funding. The grant is earmarked for the Bournemouth Film School (BFS), the largest independent film school outside London. This investment will broaden course offerings, upgrade facilities […]
The Emerging Narrative Around Creative Degrees Higher‑education institutions, employers and policymakers have long debated the worth of creative programmes. The latest volume by GuildHE and UKADIA, backed by a steering group of specialist providers, reframes the conversation: creative graduates hold measurable economic and cultural value, even when their initial paychecks fall below those of traditional […]
Understanding the Knowledge Transfer Partnership A Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) is a UK government‑backed scheme that connects businesses with universities and talented graduates to tackle real‑world challenges. For Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), the partnership with high‑performance outerwear brand ThruDark marks the institution’s inaugural KTP, positioning it as a leading collaborator in the creative industries. How […]
The Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) has recently shone on a prominent stage, securing multiple accolades at the 2023 Royal Television Society Southern Awards. The triumphs—spanning animation, film production, drama, and documentary—highlight what makes AUB’s creative programmes a leading choice for students aiming to launch or elevate a career in visual storytelling. Rising Talent Through RTS […]
BIPP Spotlight: How Arts University Bournemouth’s MA Photography Program Gains National Recognition In early 2023 the British Institute of Professional Photography (BIPP) turned its attention to the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) when Professor Paul Wenham‑Clarke’s exhibition, When Lives Collide, was highlighted in the first issue of the magazine’s new year. The eight‑page feature – complete […]
Celebrating a Year of Global Excellence On 10 November 2025, the University of Wolverhampton’s City Campus hosted the 2025 Alumni Awards ceremony in the Chancellor’s Hall. The event brought together former students, faculty, staff and international guests, reinforcing the university’s commitment to making a difference beyond its physical borders. Representatives from the United Arab Emirates, […]
What the Phone Fright Awards Offer for Aspiring Filmmakers The 2025 Phone Fright Awards marked a memorable evening for students aged 16–21, showcasing how narrative power can trump high‑end gear. Hosted by the Screen School within the University of Wolverhampton’s School of Creative Industries, the competition challenged entrants to produce a three‑minute horror short entirely […]
University of Wolverhampton Tackles Knife Crime with Innovative Research …
The University of Wolverhampton has officially begun moving its professional‑services teams to the city’s Civic Centre, marking a key milestone in the institution’s ten‑year Estates Masterplan. Over the coming weeks, more than 500 staff from finance, human resources, recruitment and marketing will transition into upgraded office spaces within the civic hub. This article explains why […]
Understanding the Significance of the Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards The Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards serve as a benchmark for institutions and employers that excel in delivering inclusive apprenticeship programmes. With a history of engaging over 3,000 apprentices, 500 employers and 100 learning providers, the awards spotlight organisations that drive transformation across major sectors. For the University of […]
