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03/03/2023

Betting shops shown to contribute to higher neighbourhood crime figures – new study

The number of betting shops in a neighbourhood corresponds to higher crime rates, according to research involving Bournemouth University.

03/03/2023

Dr Emma Kavanagh taking her research into online abuse of athletes to the UN

Dr Emma Kavanagh from the Business School has been invited to present her research into online abuse of elite athletes to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in New York.

02/03/2023

Ukrainian cultural heritage brought to Dorset and Hampshire

Generous donations from the public are helping to bring Ukrainian history to Bournemouth and Winchester.

27/02/2023

Sir Jonathan Van-Tam to speak at BU

BU is to host Professor Sir Jonathan Van Tam for a one-off public conversation on the subject of health communication and the Covid-19 pandemic.

22/02/2023

Join us for Climate Action Week 13 - 19 March

Join us for a week of events to enable and empower us as a community to take climate action!

22/02/2023

Join us for Fairtrade Fortnight

Join BU and AUB in creating a more sustainable future with Fairtrade Fortnight.

08/03/2023

Free online event to explore the key role played by women at the BBC

Event on 23 March will share stories of pioneering women in the early days of the BBC.

20/02/2023

New project to document endangered cultural heritage sites in the Cook Islands and Niue

Funding has been received for a new research project which will assess methods to help document endangered cultural heritage sites on the Cook Islands and Niue.

21/02/2023

BU wins prestigious Jane Goodall Institute environmental awards for work with local primary school

BU has won bronze and silver awards for their environmental projects with St Luke’s Church of England Primary School in Winton at an awards ceremony to be held in London, organised by well-known ethologist Dr Jane Goodall DBE.

13/02/2023

Game reserve conservation needs more focus on trees recovering from elephant-impact

Research from Bournemouth University has provided new insights into the impact that African savanna elephants have on vegetation in small, fenced game reserves, and the work that is needed to help trees recover.