Which are you?
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Our School is made up of over 1200 undergraduate and postgraduate students. Our aim is to deliver employable students with professional and transferable science skills.
I chose Bournemouth University (BU) because of its strong reputation in forensic sciences, and because the MSc course allowed me to specialise in both forensic anthropology and archaeology.
I chose MSc Osteoarchaeology as I wanted to study something completely different to my undergraduate degree. Staff responded helpfully to my enquiries and, since the study of human and animal remains in archaeology draws upon a wide range of subject backgrounds, I felt encouraged and confident in applying.
I came to study a BSc (Hons) in Ecology and Wildlife Conservation at BU after completing a National Diploma in Public Services (yes, quite the change of direction!).
I decided to study archaeology at Bournemouth as I have always been fascinated about how things happened in the past.
The BSc Archaeology degree at BU is, in my opinion, the best and most balanced course that I have ever been a part of.
Natalia studied Biodiversity Conservation at Masters Level at BU. She has now started a PhD Studentship with the School.
I came to BU having just finished a gap year after doing some travelling. I chose to do a degree that incorporated environmental and coastal management because I found this particular subject very interesting.
I chose Bournemouth because I was really keen on the sound of the BSc Applied Geography course. I knew I wanted to study Geography having done well at GCSE and A Levels. It was the 'Applied' aspect which really appealed to me.
