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A Top University
17,706Students are currently enrolled at BU
25The number of places BU has risen in The Times 2013 league table
2,000Internationalstudents from 100 countries are currently enrolled at BU
92clubs & societies were registered this year, an all-time record
£200mis being invested in our campus and IT facilities by 2018
9%Increase in student satisfaction from 2011 National Student Survey
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School of Tourism: the numbers
7Professors
78Academic staff
2,200Undergraduate students
190Postgraduate students
35PhDs completed in the last year
70+Books authored by our staff
240Consultancy & research projects undertaken in the last year
100+Events & professional engagement activities undertaken by staff & students
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School of Tourism overview
A leading centre for education and research in its field
UN World Tourism Organisation (WTO) Centre for Excellence
High quality, industry-focused courses with international recognition
Student and staff involvement with the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
1 year paid work placements available on undergraduate and postgraduate courses
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Bournemouth as a tourism destination
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Old Harry RocksCorfe CastleBournemouth Beach
The New Forest National Park Smugglers Cove Poole Harbour
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Subject areas
Sport
Hospitality
Retail
Tourism
Events Leisure
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Your learning experience
Academic content geared to the professions
Emphasis on intellectual achievement and employability
Real business experience
An international perspective: International staff International students International study opportunities Units with an international focus
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Guest lectures
Fiona Jeffery OBE, Chair of World Travel Market
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Guest lectures
Michele Roux Jr, two-star Michelin chef at the London restaurant Le Gavroche
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Delivery and assessment
Range of delivery methods, including E-Learning
Active and interactive learning environment
Emphasis on Self-Managed Learning
Units assessed via coursework and/or exam
Wide range of assessment methods used
Combination of individual and group work
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Study support
Weekly study support lectures
Topics covered: analysing titles, essay-writing, report-writing, referencing
Weekly tutorial slots also provided
High level of care shown to students: Programme leader Programme administrators Unit tutors
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Student achievements
London 2012 Olympics & ParalympicsSchool of Tourism staff and students were heavily involved, from Games Makers, to Torchbearers, volunteers, venue managers and researchers
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Student achievements
Live Events Events Management students raise thousands for charityClients include well-known names such as MacMillan; Youth Cancer Trust; The Salvation Army and Fairtrade
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Student achievements
Conferences and research projectsBU Hospitality Management Student Conference sponsored by Hilton Worldwide
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Real-world research
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Journals & publications
BU is home to three of the world's top 10 tourism journals, ‘Tourism Management’, ‘International Journal of Tourism Research’ and ‘Tourism Economics’, and the leading international textbook, ‘Tourism Principles and Practice’.
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Our graduates