News & Events
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BU lecturer is Portsmouth Libraries' 2012 Writer in Residence BU Midwifery lecturer and author Denyse King announced as Portsmouth Libraries' 2012 Writer in Residence. |
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Nutrition in the workplace BU’s Dr Heather Hartwell awarded research grant for her work on menu labelling. |
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Assessing societal impact of social work research As the Higher Education sector grapples with impact assessment, Parker and Van Teijlingen question the implications this will have on social work and social policy. |
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Wellbeing in Older People A one day conference on January 25 focusing on promoting the health and wellbeing of the older age group. |
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Kip Jones in Times Higher Education BU’s Kip Jones has had his work featured in an article by Times Higher Education. |
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World premiere for Rufus Stone the movie Dr Kip Jones produces a new movie based on his research. |
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Healthcare ‘visionary’ awarded Honorary Doctorate Roger Browning made an Honorary Doctor of Education by Bournemouth University. |
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Introduction to Focus Groups 2012 Masterclass in gathering peoples’ ideas and opinions: Introduction to focus groups. |
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Ground-breaking report published by BU research centre Leadership framework hailed as ground-breaking development for UK social care. |
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Baby-Friendly award for Bournemouth University BU wins Baby Friendly Initiative Award for it’s quality of breastfeeding education to midwifery students. |
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Caring for the elderly with The Care Show An opportunity for professionals and carers to discuss the National Dementia Strategy. |
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Nursing in practice comes to BU Bournemouth University academic raises patient safety issues at Nursing in Practice event. |
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PhD student wins £4,995 bursary from Santander BU PhD student awarded one of five travel bursaries offered by Santander. |
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Student from Uganda is awarded scholarship to study at BU Andrew Owen Kalule has been awarded a scholarship to undertake postgraduate study at BU. |
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A day in the life of PhD researcher Jaana Jeffery BU postgraduate researcher contributes to NHD’s ‘Day in the Life’ series. |
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New book to aid use of research in practice BU Practice Development Fellow, Dr Jaqui Hewitt-Taylor, authors new book looking at the use of research in practice. |
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Double award for team’s innovative approach to learning Team from the School of Health & Social Care awarded for displaying innovation in learning and teaching. |
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Meet the Editors... and increase your chances of getting published Date: 2 November 2011 (Bournemouth University, Dorset, UK) Venue: TBC |
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Method Deck to support older lesbians and gay men Dr Lee–Ann Fenge secures £10,000 funding from the Big Lottery Fund. |
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New book focuses on positive and negative effects in neurology. BU Visiting Professor, Jonathan Cole has co–edited a new book. |
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Students agree OT lecturer is ‘Outstandingly Brilliant’ Dr Clare Taylor named the ‘Most Outstandingly Brilliant’ lecturer at Bournemouth University for 2011. |
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UK tops USA for healthcare effectiveness Quarter century of data used to determine most effective healthcare system out of 17 western countries. |
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BPS Wessex Branch (Dorset Hub) Event - open to all BPS Wessex Branch (Dorset Hub) Event, an event open to all on July 20. |
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Historic new chapter for nursing in England BU to establish England’s own chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, the international honour society of Nursing. |
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Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Dr. Pnina Shinebourne will deliver a two day masterclass at Bournemouth University. |
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Midwifery research takes centre stage at global congress BU staff to present at international midwifery congress. |
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Sexual health services limited in Nepal Sex workers face major constraints to accessing sexual health services in Nepal. |
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Impact revealed of having child with clubfoot BU academic and leading peers contribute to research into impact of clubfoot in children. |
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Book explores Our Encounters with Madness A new book seeks to dispel misconceptions about mental health and society’s relationship with ‘madness’ through the true stories of service users, carers – and survivors. |
