Overview of Bournemouth University

English name: Bournemouth University

Established: 1976

Site: Bournemouth University is an open university. There are two teaching areas (Talbot Campus and Lansdowne Campus) and nine residential areas (Cranborn House, Purbeck House, Student Village, Corfe House, Lyme Regis House, Oke Ford House, Abbots Bury House, Chesil House and Dorchester House).

Type of school: public

College settings: School of Health and Social Sciences, School of Management, School of Media and Communication, School of Science and Technology.

Subordinate departments of the School of Management:

Bournemouth University Business School, Department of Activity and Leisure Planning, Department of Sports and Physical Activity, Department of Tourism and Hotel.

School of Media and Communication:

Media production department, enterprise and marketing communication department, news English and communication department, national computer animation center, excellent media practice center and legal department.

Number of students: 16868

Number of international students: 1823

Annual fee: 18500.

Admission conditions: standard conditions

Double admission: not supported.

Bridge/Foundation: Not supported.

Tuition fees for non-EU international students:

Undergraduate course: 9500- 12000/ year.

Postgraduate:11000-14000/year.

MBA: 15000/ year

Average living expenses: 12000 or so.

Degrees awarded: Bachelor, Master and Doctor.

The curriculum of this school is closely related to the development of modern business. 70% of the courses have internships (mostly paid internships). The internship places are world-renowned companies, such as BBC, BMW, IBM and Siemens. Therefore, the employment rate of Bournemouth University graduates is as high as 93.4%. Bournemouth University is a booming university, and many courses are unique, so it is difficult to find the same courses in other institutions of higher learning.

The school has nearly 1.7 million students, including about 1.8 million foreign students from more than 80 countries.

Bournemouth University has seven colleges, each of which embodies the professional field of economic growth in the world today. The school is less than two hours away from London, and the campus is located in one of the most beautiful areas in Britain. Nearby are beaches with golden beaches, rugged coastlines and the second largest natural bay in the world.