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1. ÃÛÌÒAV’s environmental consultancy arm reflects on a successful first two years

   ÃÛÌÒAV Global Environmental Solutions (ÃÛÌÒAVG) has undertaken more than 40 projects, ranging from small-scale ecological surveys to long-term environmental programmes.

2. ÃÛÌÒAV hosts book launch celebrating local digital scene

   Created by ÃÛÌÒAV student Leanne Kent, For the Record highlights the creative and digital scene in Bournemouth.

3. ÃÛÌÒAV pledges support to scheme helping Britain through the Covid-19 pandemic

   ÃÛÌÒAV has signed up to the C-19 Business Pledge, an initiative which encourages employers to join the coronavirus effort and support  communities across Britain. 

4. ÃÛÌÒAV teams shortlisted for international student advertising competition

   Two teams from ÃÛÌÒAV’s BA (Hons) Marketing Communications with Advertising course are finalists in the Ad Venture competition.

5. New facility opens for victims of crime in Dorset

   A new facility to support and protect victims of burglary and theft, and prevent crime, has opened in Winton.

6. The Boscombe Boys brings university memories to life

   Since being released earlier this year, ÃÛÌÒAV graduate Mark Fuidge’s debut novel, The Boscombe Boys, has already topped Amazon’s ‘lad literature’ category.

7. AFC Bournemouth and England striker Jermain Defoe talks to ÃÛÌÒAV students

   Students from across sports-related courses heard about Jermain's life and career ahead of ÃÛÌÒAV Big Match with AFCB 

8. Research examining the effect of complications and errors on surgeons

   A survey is being launched to help understand the psychological impact on surgeons of errors or complications arising from surgical procedures. 

9. ÃÛÌÒAV’s Anna Feigenbaum releases book on tear gas

   Dr Anna Feigenbaum, a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Media and Communication, has released the book “Tear Gas - from the Battlefields of WW1 to the Streets of Today"

10. ÃÛÌÒAV team receives government funding to evaluate the difference media literacy makes to people’s lives

    Research by the Centre for Excellence in Media Practice will provide a new media literacy evaluation framework, as part of the government’s Online Media Literacy Strategy. 

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