This Halloween, we’re shining a light (or maybe a flickering candle) on one of our favourite final projects from the MA 3D Computer Animation course: Roshan Radhakrishnan’s ‘The Mycromancer’, featuring Eldrin the Mycromancer, a hybrid human figure built with a realistic, unsettling edge. Tell us about your final project. For my final project, I chose… Read more » about Meet Eldrin the Mycromancer: a graduate’s dark fantasy creation, just in time for Halloween
Guest Blogger
A Summer In Ontario: Two Months as a Radio Host and Broadcast Journalist
Guest blog by Liberty Reeves, BA (Hons) Communication and Media graduate This summer was one of my best. Ever. After a drive, and a plane, and another plane, and a taxi, and then the next morning a walk and a bus, I made it to CJAM 99.1FM, a community radio station in Windsor, Ontario, Canada…. Read more » about A Summer In Ontario: Two Months as a Radio Host and Broadcast Journalist
What does an Animation Student actually do at university?
Guest blog by Osher, MSc Computer Animation and Visual Effects graduate When I tell people I study animation, I think the first image that comes to mind is usually someone drawing characters frame by frame. So, it can be surprising when I start talking about programming, building 3D environments, rigging characters or waiting hours for… Read more » about What does an Animation Student actually do at university?
How to open a UK bank account as an International Student
Guest blog by Juan, MSc Psychology Coming from outside the UK, there’s a lot to figure out. And honestly, some of it can feel overwhelming. One thing that can save you from a full-blown existential crisis, though, is sorting out your finances early. In the UK, there are several options for where to keep your… Read more » about How to open a UK bank account as an International Student
From Crying at the Airport to a New Perspective on Life
I’m Amelia, a Business and Management student at Bournemouth University, and I recently travelled to Tanzania to volunteer at a childcare centre. I’ve always loved working with children, from coaching gymnastics to gaining experience in primary schools, so volunteering in a childcare centre felt like the perfect opportunity. But I also wanted to challenge myself,… Read more » about From Crying at the Airport to a New Perspective on Life
My clearing story – Digby
Before results day, I honestly wasn’t even sure if university was the right path for me. I hadn’t applied through the usual process because I didn’t feel 100% certain about what I wanted to do or whether I was ready to commit to a course. Like a lot of people, I found the idea of… Read more » about My clearing story – Digby
BU makes its Formula Student debut at Silverstone
A team of BU students has achieved an impressive result in its first-ever entry into the prestigious Formula Student UK competition, finishing 17th out of 31 teams in the Concept Class at Silverstone. Formula Student UK is one of Europe’s leading educational engineering competitions, challenging university teams to develop and present a race car concept… Read more » about BU makes its Formula Student debut at Silverstone
My clearing story – Aaliyah
Guest blog by Aaliyah Watson, BSc (Hons) Marketing When I first got my results and realised I’d missed the grades for my first choice university by one grade, I honestly had no idea what to do. It felt like everything I had planned for months had suddenly disappeared overnight. Everyone around me seemed to know… Read more » about My clearing story – Aaliyah
My clearing story – Josephine
Guest blog by Josephine Bangura, BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy (with Foundation Year) Although I didn’t get into my original course choice, I knew I still wanted to study something healthcare-related because I’ve always enjoyed working with people and supporting them to improve or manage their health and wellbeing. That’s when I discovered Occupational Therapy at… Read more » about My clearing story – Josephine
Clearing 2026 is now open
BU is now open for Clearing 2026. What is Clearing? Clearing is run by UCAS and enables universities to fill spaces on courses that aren’t yet full for the next academic year, while students without offers, or have simply changed their mind about where and what they want to study, are given another chance to… Read more » about Clearing 2026 is now open
Independence through Uni
Guest blog by Thomas Sutherland, BA (Hons) Film Independence at university didn’t come as one sudden shock; instead, it was a collection of opportunities that allowed me to grow and feel like an adult. In the first week I chose my own meals, made new friends and spent money socialising with them. After that, university… Read more » about Independence through Uni
Why I chose BU
Guest blog by Thomas Sutherland, BA Hons Film I first saw Bournemouth University when I visited on an Open Day when deciding where to go. When I arrived, I instantly felt welcomed by the staff and students working hard to put the event together. I went on a tour of the campus and afterwards, I already felt… Read more » about Why I chose BU









