Bournemouth University
Courses
MSc Internet of Things
£16,000
MSc Internet of Things (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc Internet of Things with Data Analytics
£16,000
MSc Internet of Things with Data Analytics (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc Internet of Things with Cyber Security (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc Internet of Things with Cyber Security
£16,000
MSc Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
£17,500
MSc Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship
£16,000
MSc Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MBA Master of Business Administration
£15,000
MSc International Management (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc International Management
£16,000
MSc Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence
£16,000
MSc Management with Business Analytics with Placement
£14,750
MSc Management with Business Analytics
£16,000
MSc Information Technology
£16,000
MSc Health Research
£14,500
MSc Information Technology (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc Finance (with Placement Year)
£16,250
MSc Digital Health (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc/PG Dip Physician Associate Studies
£15,500
MSc Finance
£16,250
MSc Digital Health
£16,000
BSc (Hons) Computing with Foundation and Placement Year
£18,800
BSc (Hons) Computer Science
£18,800
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (with Placement Year)
£18,800
BSc (Hons) Computing (with Placement Year)
£18,800
BSc (Hons) Computing (with Foundation year)
£18,800
MSc Internet of Things
£16,000
MSc Internet of Things (with Placement Year)
£16,000
MSc Internet of Things with Data Analytics
£16,000
MSc Internet of Things with Data Analytics (with Placement Year)
£16,000
Highlights
Bournemouth University was established as the Bournemouth Municipal College in the early 1990s. It was renamed the Bournemouth College of Technology in 1970 and was granted degree-awarding powers in 1990 under its current name. With over 100 years of experience in education, the University offers over 150 undergraduate courses, over 100 postgraduate courses, and doctoral courses in diverse disciplines such as management, technology, social science, health business, media, and communication. Bournemouth University has a high graduate employment rate of 93.3% and a diverse community of over 17,500 students from over 125 countries.
SUBU is the name of Bournemouth University's award-winning student union. Media students are often drawn to the University because of its TV studio, radio station, and editing suites used by students studying media and communication. The theatre and concert halls allow theatre students to develop their artistry. The Talbot Campus also has a medical centre offering general medical care and mental health support.
A range of housing options are available on campus at Bournemouth University. The Student Village is the main on-campus accommodation option at the Lansdowne Campus. It consists of six halls of residence, each with its unique character and range of room types to provide an authentic student living experience. The Unilet is a group of on-campus flats at the Lansdowne and Talbot campuses. These consist of a shared kitchen and living space and individual bedrooms. Lyme Regis House attracts students who want a new, purpose-built residence offering en-suite rooms, studios, and communal areas.
Homestay arrangements are popular with international students because they can ingratiate with the local culture and improve their English skills. Private rentals and shared houses are off-campus options that appeal to many students.
There are two libraries available on two campuses: Talbot and Lansdowne. Both offer a wide selection of books, journals and other resources that empower students to unlock their academic potential.
The sports facilities include a gym, sports hall, and outdoor pitches that offer the opportunity to participate in team sports.
Bournemouth University consistently ranks highly in student satisfaction surveys, and international students often report feeling at home on campus. There is lots of local entertainment due to the abundance of choirs and orchestras, plus the on-campus art gallery. The student clubs range from cultural to social and beyond, with students often starting their organisations. Some students get involved in the student radio station, TV channel or magazine. Several elected roles are available for students to enhance their CV and leisure time, including being a student representative.
Campuses
There are two campuses – The Lansdowne campus and the Talbot campus.
1. Lansdowne campus
The Lansdowne campus offers Health and Social Care courses and some of the BU Business School’s postgraduate courses. The campus has a range of practical simulation facilities.
These specialist facilities include an operating theatre, an ambulance simulation suite, a maternity suite, simulation wards, and more.
The Lansdowne campus is just outside Bournemouth's town centre. The campus is only a short walk from the Bournemouth town centre and the beach. Bournemouth is a lively location, with plenty of shops, cafes, and restaurants.
The Lansdowne area has good transport links – Talbot Campus is a 10-minute bus ride away. The National Express bus hub and Bournemouth train station are nearby. The nearest bus stop is St Swithuns Roundabout, Lansdowne. It’s a 1-minute walk away.
2. Talbot campus
The Talbot Campus is situated at Fern Barrow, Poole. It has the main University buildings, including the main library and the students' union.
Most undergraduate and postgraduate courses are offered at Talbot. The campus has many lecture theatres, seminar rooms and specialist facilities, such as forensic and genetic labs, music studios, and more.
Bournemouth and Poole are famous for their beautiful beaches and water sports. The area has many popular spots, such as the Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) and Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth Gardens and Poole Park.
Talbot is just a short bus ride from Lansdowne Campus. The nearest bus stop is Bournemouth University, Talbot Heath. It’s a 4 min walk away. The campus is close to the Bournemouth Train Station.
FAQs
The percentage of male-to-female students at Bournemouth University is 80-20%.
Bournemouth University offers students a range of support services, including academic support, health and wellbeing services, careers and employability support, disability and dyslexia support, and financial advice.
Bournemouth University does not have a campus in London. However, the University does offer some courses delivered in partnership with other institutions in London.
Bournemouth University provides scholarships for international students. The Academic Excellence Scholarship is awarded to international students who have achieved academic excellence in their previous studies. The scholarship is worth up to £3,500. The BU International Partnership Scholarship is available to students from selected partner institutions and provides a 50% tuition fee reduction. Bournemouth University is a Chevening Partner and offers many scholarships to students from Chevening-eligible countries.
The University participates in the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan, which provides scholarships to students from Commonwealth countries. The Santander Universities Scholarship is available to students from selected countries and contributes to tuition fees and living expenses. The Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship is awarded to international students who have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to extracurricular activities. The scholarship is worth up to £5,000.
Employability Rate
90%
Upcoming Intake
Sep 2025
Tution Fee
Starts from 17,800 GBP
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Rated TEF Silver
Ranking
by QS
771-780
by THE
401–500
by GUARDIAN
108
