Overview
We're delighted to have you join us at Arts University Bournemouth
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We're delighted to have you join us at Arts University Bournemouth, and hope that your time here will be rewarding, challenging, creative and enjoyable.
Arrival and your first week
Welcome to MA Commercial Photography at Arts University Bournemouth where we look forward to spending time working with and supporting you as you make great leaps forward in your learning and understanding of the creative sphere!
Induction and your timetable
If you haven't already enrolled, please check your emails, as you've been emailed to enrol onto the course. It's important that you enrol as soon as possible so that we can set up your timetable.
Once you’ve enrolled, you’ll be able to set up your student login to access your email account and more information via the myAUB portal.
Vice Chancellor's welcome
Principal and Vice Chancellor, Professor Paul Gough invites you to an online welcome event. Join us on Monday 4 October, 10.00-11.00.
Course meeting points
We're looking forward to meeting you all on campus next week. We've put together a list of meeting points for each course – please note that some meeting times are split by surname.
Use AUB:360 to explore the campus and familiarise yourself with where to find the meeting points.
Monday 4 October 2021
Tuesday 5 October 2021
It’s a really exciting time to become a student at AUB. There’ll be a greater focus on sustainability concerns in our curriculum from 2021/22, as well as greater diversity. This will enhance your understanding of your specialist discipline and prepare you for life as a graduate in our fast-changing world.
We'll be following government COVID-19 guidelines at all times. However, we've been delivering on-campus sessions since 8 March, and we expect this to continue throughout next year. Some of your sessions will be online, which we have found to be more effective for some activity; but at least 70% of your scheduled taught sessions will take place on campus. If the national guidelines change, and we need to move more classes online, we can do this very quickly; but like this year, we'll provide additional opportunities for you to catch up with any practical sessions you had to miss.
