So I recently posted a blog about the difference between Sixth Form and University and that’s all said and good until you realise you don’t really know the smaller differences. You may be wondering, is a lecture and seminar the same thing? Or when can I speak privately to my tutors? Well, this little guide… Read more » about Your university glossary
Placement year considerations
Be ahead of the game and fully-prepared for placement year by reading this short blog, where I cover applying, the role, location, rent and advice. Placement year comes round so quick so make sure you’re forward thinking as soon as you go into second year! Applying – to make sure you have a placement lined… Read more » about Placement year considerations
Part-time work opportunities are right in front of you!
I am Bruna Tolomeli from Brazil studying a Master’s in Post Production Editing. Study in England has always been my dream, but supporting myself financially whilst studying brought me a lot of anxiety, even before arriving in Bournemouth. However, all the anxiety went away when I received the confirmation that I would become a Student Ambassador for… Read more » about Part-time work opportunities are right in front of you!
A guide to part-time jobs in Bournemouth
I’m Sandra Achim from Romania, studying a Master’s in Events Management. As a full-time student, it is very difficult to make extra money to help with our daily spending, but it is not impossible. I have, in fact, two part-time jobs, as a BU Student Ambassador and as a Retail Assistant at PRIMARK. Sometimes, I… Read more » about A guide to part-time jobs in Bournemouth
A Brazilian in Bournemouth: still looking for good coffee
I am Kamila Bianchi, studying MA 3D Computer Animation. Brazilians are known for being happy, excited and friendly. Living here and socializing with so many different cultures have made me realise that some of these stereotypes are actually true. Sharing the Brazil nobody knows Although we usually meet Brazilians anywhere around the world, I am… Read more » about A Brazilian in Bournemouth: still looking for good coffee
The thoughts of an Indian in Bournemouth
I am Sugandha Bhandari, an Indian born in Thailand, studying MA Corporate Communication. Life before Bournemouth I have lived in different parts of India and interacted with people from all over South East Asia throughout my life. My childhood was influenced by different cultures. While growing up, I was always interested in communicating with people… Read more » about The thoughts of an Indian in Bournemouth
Life for a Romanian in Bournemouth: a life changing experience
My name is Sandra Achim. I’m 22 years old and I’m from Romania. I am currently studying in Bournemouth and the programme is called MSc Events Management. It is a taught master’s degree and it takes about 12 months to complete. I’ve decided that I did not have many opportunities in my own country and… Read more » about Life for a Romanian in Bournemouth: a life changing experience
Life for a Nigerian in Bournemouth: from cultural shock to integration
Hi, my name is Siju Yusuf from Nigeria, studying MA Media and Communication. Living in Bournemouth and studying at the University is one of the most exciting yet fulfilling things I have ever done. I have enjoyed experiencing a new culture and interacting with people of diverse nationalities. First, the cultural shock I was not… Read more » about Life for a Nigerian in Bournemouth: from cultural shock to integration
A ‘Hongkonger’ in Bournemouth: adapting to a different life style
I am Tsz Kam Yeung from Hong Kong studying MSc Events Marketing. My first impression of Bournemouth was “Wow! Bournemouth is so quiet and so big, the beach is gorgeous!” People who live here are very friendly and calm. Hong Kong is a small city surrounded by skyscrapers and the rhythm of life is very… Read more » about A ‘Hongkonger’ in Bournemouth: adapting to a different life style
Survival guide for a Bulgarian in Bournemouth
I am Martina Gardeva from Bulgaria studying MSc Tourism Management and Marketing. I came to Bournemouth more than 7 months ago and in this time, I can proudly say I have learnt some tricks on how to make the most of my time here. Life in a country like the UK, with quite a different… Read more » about Survival guide for a Bulgarian in Bournemouth
Life for a Brazilian in Bournemouth: making it feel like home!
I am Bruna Tolomeli from Brazil studying MA Post Production Editing. Life in Bournemouth has been going smoothly for me since I arrived directly from Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro. The beach life style One of the reasons that attracted me to study in Bournemouth was the beach. I had the feeling that it would… Read more » about Life for a Brazilian in Bournemouth: making it feel like home!
SportBU – What is on offer
Campus Sport is SportBU’s range of activities that are available to all BU and AUB students while the majority are also available to staff and the community. The aim is to offer a sporting activity for everyone. Whether it be allowing someone to play a sport they already love or giving them the opportunity to… Read more » about SportBU – What is on offer