The School of Design, Engineering and Computing is holding its 6th Annual Post Graduate Research Student Poster Competition Conference on Wednesday 22nd May 2013 in the Thomas Hardy Suite. This event showcases the School’s current PhD research. Judging will take place in the morning and then the display will be open to all at 14:00 hours. Bournemouth University Board Member, Don McQueen will officially open the conference at 14:30 p.m. and will be awarding the prizes for the best posters at approximately 15:00 pm. Students will be there to discuss their research until 16:00 hours. All are welcome. Refreshments available.
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