Broadcaster and journalist Sally Taylor MBE has received an honorary doctorate from Bournemouth University. This site uses ...

Dr Bush-Evans and his team identified two distinct forms of narcissism among participants: Narcissistic Admiration – where individuals are charming, confident, and drawn to the spotlight, and ...

Former special forces operative Toby Gutteridge has been awarded an Honorary Degree by Bournemouth University in recognition ...

On Tuesday 11 November, we mark Armistice Day, when we take the time to remember the service and sacrifice of all those who have lost their lives in conflicts since the end of the First World War. As ...

Our global community of alumni and supporters make incredible things happen. From sharing stories that inspire the next generation to providing funding that helps students to succeed. Whether you are ...

In the Faculty of Health, Environment and Medical Sciences, we conduct research in areas such as healthcare, midwifery, nursing, leadership or dementia, as well as radiography and medical imaging, ...

We award the BU Maintenance Bursary, BU Care Leavers Bursary and BU Estrangement Bursary based on the information you have supplied to UCAS and Student Finance England. The details shown on our ...

A new study has found evidence that land was inherited through the female line in Iron Age Britain, with husbands moving to live with their wife’s community. This is believed to be the first time such ...

BU has developed a Mental Capacity Toolkit to support health and social care professionals working with individuals whose decision-making process is impaired, for example, people living with dementia.

Researchers at Bournemouth University are warning about the addictive potential of AI conversational tools, such as ChatGPT. Writing in the journal, Human Centric Intelligent Systems, the research ...

Two of the skeletons excavated by Mortimer Wheeler in the 1930s, dating from the 1st century AD. Both these individuals exhibit bladed weapon injuries, whilst one has a spear head lodged in his spine, ...

Young adults who use social media to browse content of other users are more likely to experience anxiety, depression and stress than more active users who share their own content, a new study has ...