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What are we doing today?www.bournemouth.ac.uk Introduction Overview of facilities Highlights of The Technology Department at the Facultyof Science & Technology Course Portfolio Indicative content Career prospects Work placements Entry requirements Tuition fees & Scholarships Help & Advice How to keep in touch Q&A
IntroductionThe Technology Department at the Faculty of Science & Technology atBournemouth University offers courses in Design & Engineering, CreativeTechnology and Computing. Our students are taught in an innovativeenvironment and are well equipped with the latest skills and knowledge tomeet the changing technological environment.www.bournemouth.ac.uk
Facilities - Award-winning Library and Learning Centres The UK’s largest collection of downloadable publications - over 120,000 Library offers areas for silent study and social learning/group work and is equippedwith computers and facilities for printing, photocopying and scanning. Our technobooths provide technology-rich spaces, each one designed for up to sixpeople to work on group assignments or to plan presentations All library PCs are equipped with internet access, student email facility and coresoftware in use across the University.LibraryLibrary learning spacewww.bournemouth.ac.ukLibrary technobooths
FacilitiesSpecialist facilities include: Rapid Prototyping studioDesign Studios and workshopsGames Technology labsMusic Technology labs and recording studiosGame Design, Sound and Computing suiteswww.bournemouth.ac.uk
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Highlights of the TechnologyDepartmentIndustry Partnerswww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Highlights of the TechnologyDepartmentIndustry accreditation Close links with national and regional companies Excellent employment record Our staff have strong professional and academic backgrounds Students work with industry-standard equipment Excellent placement opportunities Industry accreditationswww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Highlights of the TechnologyDepartmentFestival of Design & Innovation Showcase of the designs, models andprototypes created by our design and creativetechnology students as their final year project It is open to the public, industry, commerce,friends, family, schools and collegesLink: emouth.ac.uk
Highlights of the TechnologyDepartmentStudent prizes and awardsBU student in pole position for Formula 1 trophy competitionBA (Hons) Industrial Design student, Chris Bryan, is currently in the top 10 of theSantander Challenge, which has attracted hundreds of entries from students around theworld. Link: /BU design student wins two national awardsDarren Jones, a BSC Hons Computer Aided Product Design graduate has won two prestigiousprizes for fire safety product Freedor: 1. Designer engineer of the year award 2. The FireExcellence Awards 2011 Link: e002design-graduate-two-awards.htmlBU Computing graduate wins game industry awardBU Computing graduate Ashley Gwinnell has triumphed in the Best New IP category at theprestigious TIGA Game Industry Awards. Ashley’s company won the TIGA Game Hack,which challenged participants to develop a game from scratch in just 24 hours.Link: k
Highlights of the TechnologyDepartmentStudent prizes and awardsProduct Design graduate Tom Lawton on cover of Develop 3DTom Lawton, a BU Product Design and Visualisation graduate, was on the cover of thetechnology magazine, with his invention BubbleScope, which allows people to shoot 360Opictures - http://store.bubblepix.com/. Link: BU student creates start-up company Uni Shack (a Tripadvisor for student homes)The Daily Mail featured BU BSc (Hons) Business Information Technology student BenOakenfull’s start-up company Uni Shack LLink: ords--help-good-ones.htmlBU students reach final of game development competitionThe seven BU students – who are on the BSc (Hons) Game Technology and BSc (Hons)Music and Audio Technology degree courses – were in the final four teams for the EpicGames’ Make Something Unreal Live 2013 competition.Link: student-game-developmentcompetition/Mendelian inheritance – a scientific theory around how hereditarywww.bournemouth.ac.ukcharacteristics are passed from parents to their offspring.
Highlights of the Technology DepartmentStudent Commercial SuccessThe QuickPitch Tent by Franziska ConradA self-erecting 2 person tent, set up in 45 seconds. This product is being manufactured underexclusive license by Gelert.Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v wRfLzH41lVcBiologic ZorinPump by Philip RobinsonThe BioLogic ZorinPump is an ingenious combination of a seat-post andpowerful floor-pump. The pump mechanism is hidden inside the seat-post anduses this as the outer wall of the pump.Link: ccess.htmlFluvial Innovations by Simon PhelpsBU graduate’s company wins grant to develop new flood barriers. A company set up by aBournemouth University graduate has received a government grant to develop an innovative newFloodBrick to protect homes from rising water. Link: flood-defence-product/www.bournemouth.ac.uk
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Course portfolio: ComputingUndergraduate CoursesBSc (Hons) Business Information TechnologyBSc (Hons) Information Technology ManagementBSc (Hons) ComputingBSc (Hons) Software EngineeringBSc (Hons) Forensic Computing & SecurityBSc (Hons) Computer .htmlPostgraduate CoursesMSc Applied Data AnalyticsMSc Cyber Security & Human FactorsMSc Enterprise Information SystemsMSc Information e.htmlwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Indicative content: ComputingUNDERGRADUATE POSTGRADUATE Cyber SecurityHuman FactorsInformation AssuranceCyber PsychologyResearch Methods & Professional IssuesIndividual Master’s Projectwww.bournemouth.ac.ukSystems Analysis & DesignBusiness & Professional IssuesWeb DevelopmentSystems Design; DatabasesProject Management & Team WorkingIndividual project; Programming
Career prospects: Computing www.bournemouth.ac.ukNetwork managerAdministratorSystems integrator and VoIP network engineerProgrammerTechnical consultantSoftware architect or software testerDatabase system designerIT project managerDatabase developerNetwork designIT business analystNetwork security manager
Course portfolio: Design & EngineeringUndergraduate Courses BSc (Hons) Design EngineeringBA (Hons) Industrial DesignBSc (Hons) / BA (Hons) Product DesignMeng (Hons) / Beng (Hons) EngineeringBSc (Hons) Built Environment tmlPostgraduate Courses MSc Mechanical Engineering DesignMSc Engineering Project ManagementMA Industrial DesignMSc Product mlwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Indicative content: Design & EngineeringUndergraduate Technological PrinciplesEngineering ApplicationsMaterials & ProcessingEngineering ToolsDesign for ProductionDesign Management & CommercializationIndividual ProjectEngineering SimulationAdvanced Technology & InnovationPostgraduate Project Management; Technology TransferDesign Management; Research MethodsCompetitive Product DevelopmentBusiness Innovation & EnterpriseResearch Methods; Individual Master’s Projectwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Career prospects: Design & EngineeringA wide range of career opportunities will be open to youin industries such as: AerospaceAutomotiveChemical and ProcessCommunicationElectrical and ElectronicsMedicalMilitary and DefenceRail and MarineStructural and Civilwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Course portfolio: Creative TechnologyUndergraduate Courses BSc (Hons) Games TechnologyBSc (Hons) Music & Audio TechnologyBSc (Hons) Games ProgrammingBSC (Hons) Music & Sound Production te.htmlwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Indicative Content: Creative TechnologyUndergraduate Creative Business EnvironmentSynthesis & EffectsStudio TechniquesMedia devices, Individual ProjectSignal Processing for Music & Audio TechnologyCreative Music & Audio TechnologyMobile Application DevelopmentCreative Music technologyRecording & ProductionInnovation and Business DevelopmentProfessional Developmentwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Career prospects: Creative TechnologyOur recent graduates have found roles at companies such as Focusrite,BBC, Absolute Music, Midas and EMICareer opportunities will be open to you in music technology and games industry. Games programmer Game and/or level designers 3D artistswww.bournemouth.ac.uk
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Entry requirementsUndergraduate: Qualifications equivalent to A-levels IB Diploma 28 – 31 pointsPostgraduate: Qualification equivalent to a UK Honours degree (2:2 orabove)English requirement: IELTS (Academic) 6.0 (with minimum 5.5 in each of the 4components) or equivalent. Our completion of a pre-sessional English for Universitystudy programme.* An interview might be required for some rnemouth.ac.uk
Work PlacementsWHAT IS IT? It is way of gaining a competitive edge over other graduates when applying for jobs More than a third of jobs for new graduates are being taken by people who have already had work experience with thatemployer For undergraduate courses, many of the work placements are for a full academic year (40 weeks), taken usually during thethird year of the course Placements are compulsory in some undergraduate courses and also offered at master courses.Undergraduate Minimum 40-weeks full-timeIn your 3rd year of the courseWork placement in a relevant industryPostgraduate Minimum 30-weeks full-timeAfter taught units are completewww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Work nts/placementsWork placement at BU All undergraduate students are offered the opportunity toundertake a placement and there is support on campusavailable to find and prepare for a placement Most placements are paid, salaries ranging from 9,000 to 25,000 per year BU has more students on a work placement than any otheruniversity in the UK (according to the Higher EducationStatistics Agency - HESA) BU has the highest proportion of graduates with workexperience on their CVs compared to other UK universities(89.94%), according to www.graduate-jobs.com What students have to say?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v slyhrvf8u4c What employers have to say?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v 760zG44zRacwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Student Employability Diverse industrial placements both nationally andinternationally Dedicated Employability Coordinators from theGraduate Employment Service Placement tutors In the top five universities for graduate employmentfor Design Studies in the recents NSS survey Starting salaries were found to be higher than formost other disciplines in a government surveywww.bournemouth.ac.uk
Doctoral study We welcome applications for projects linked to any of our research areas BU provides a range of fully-funded and match-funded PhD studentships tosupport outstanding candidates For more information about our research themes and academic expertise,visit: y/www.bournemouth.ac.uk
Research CentresComputer Graphics and VisualisationResearch GroupDesign Simulation Research CentreModelling Animation Games and EffectsSmart Technology Research CentreSoftware Systems Research CentreSustainable Design Research CentreVisual Research Groupwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
ResearchEpidurals PhD researcher wins coveted EPSRC award (2014)Dr Vaughan developed the medical device alongside anaesthetists at Poole HospitalNHS Foundation Trust. The simulator uses software to replicate the epiduralprocess, thereby assisting in training for this delicate procedure that is performedover 1000 times each day in the UK. tional Electrical Simulation (FES)FES is a method of externally controlling muscles when signals from the brain can no longer control movement. BUengineering research has been crucial in developing intelligent systems which improve the quality of life for patients withneurological disabilities across the globe - al-rehabilitation/www.bournemouth.ac.uk
ResearchPopular consumer group Which? have been working with Retail Experts andacademics from BU to inform shoppers about supermarket tricks of the consumers-on-eyemovements/Green Tribology – The Sustainable Design of Lifeboat Launch SystemsGreen tribology provides answers to friction and wearproblems within an ecological and environmentallysound context. BU has been conducting research inthis field since 1998.Link: stems/www.bournemouth.ac.uk
Tuition FeesUndergraduatePostgraduateEU Students - 9,000/ yearEU Students - 5,500 - 6,000yearNON-EU Students - 12,500 – 13,000 / yearNON-EU Students - 12,500 – 13,000 / year5% discount (when paying the full fee on or beforeenrolment)Tuition Fee Deposit- 2000Living expenses - 8,000/ yearLiving Expenses - 8,000/ yearPlacement feesUK/EU/Channel Island Students: 750International (non-EU) Students: 1,500www.bournemouth.ac.uk
ScholarshipsUndergraduatePostgraduateEU Students BU Academic Excellence Scholarship - 1500 (1styear) Sport scholarships - 5000 Music scholarships - 1000EU Students Academic Excellence Scholarship - 2000 BU Santander scholarship (country specific) – 5000 BU Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship - most promisingpostgraduate (Master's) applicant – Full tuition fee Sport scholarships - 5000 Music scholarships - 1000Non-EU Students BU Academic Excellence Scholarship - 1500 (1styear) GREAT Bournemouth University Scholarship (Indiaonly) - 3000 BU Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship(country specific) – 50% and 100%Non-EU Students BU Santander Scholarship (country specific) - 5000 Academic Excellence Scholarship - 3000 BU Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship - 50%and 100% (country specific)Conditions apply. Please visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk/scholarships for detailed informationwww.bournemouth.ac.uk
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Research Popular consumer group Which? have been working with Retail Experts and academics from BU to inform shoppers about supermarket tricks of the trade. Green Tribology – The Sustainable Design of Lifeboat Launch Systems Green tribology provides answers to friction and wear problems within an ecological and environmentally
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