Degrees in Dorset

...of providing computing-related education and continues to update courses to reflect changes in industry As well as gaining specialist subject related knowledge...

...and empirical or theoretical research to an extent that is not possible within the timescales of a traditional 60 credit project. The course offers...

...weeks after the delivery of the unit. The university reserves the right to introduce changes to the information given, including the addition...

...active in research and publication within these fields or in associated enterprise. Throughout this course units are taught intensively, usually over 4.5... Learn about: Product Design...

...(including Hospitality and Leisure) by the Guardian 2008 and again for 2009 Home to two of the world's top ten tourism journals...

...To produce graduates who have an understanding of the operation of the private and public sectors and the interactions between them with respect to tourism...

...Harpers and Queen and "one of the liveliest places in Britain" The Times We recently hosted an event tourism conference 'Enhancing Destinations and...

...of America has described events management as "one of the fastest-growing and most important trends in this modern profession." With the increasing importance...

...to compliment academic qualifications. Our Sports Management degree at Bournemouth University is specifically designed to address this issue with the third...

...Students will be well extremely well equipped to take up positions in a variety of golfing and sporting organisations both nationally and internationally...

...our students also experience work-based learning in years 1 and 2, during which they develop their skills in coaching, development and management environments...

...for consultancy service providers and event organisers. Students will have achieved specific knowledge of sports coaching, sporting performance and promotion skills...

..."Over the past twenty five years I have been at lots of presentations from Multinational companies and this presentation would not be out of place in comparison...

...Suitable for students with appropriate existing qualifications (such as HND or Foundation degree) in Tourism, Hospitality or allied subjects to continue...

...(including Hospitality and Leisure) by the Guardian 2008 and again for 2009 Home to two of the world's top ten tourism journals...

...and personal skills (ie communication skills, IT literate, critical analysis and thinking, making informed decisions, act as a team player)...

...specific qualifications at a high level. With both retail marketing and the global nature of retailing covered in depth, as well as core strategic management subjects...

...business or allied subjects to continue their studies to degree level. For UK and international students with appropriate existing qualifications...

...to compliment academic qualifications. This degree was developed after extensive consultation with industry and concentrates upon the areas of sports development...

...and the organisation of events in particular. Suitable for students who have appropriate qualifications in events, leisure, business, management or allied...