The latest issue of InsideBU, the magazine for BU staff and students, is out now.
This issue brings the concept of Fusion to life through a range of features and articles including:
- Celebrating undergraduate research through hosting the prestigious British Conference of Undergraduate Research (BCUR) next year
- National research into the scale and impact of financial scamming in the UK, headed by BU’s National Centre for Post-Qualifying Social Work and Professional Practice
- The research stories behind the Fusion mural on Talbot Campus.
Hard copies are available across both campuses and you can also read it online – simply click the arrows on the bottom right of the screen to expand it to a full page size.
If you use a screen-reader, Word and PDF versions are also available. The current issue – and all back issues – can also now be found on the Staff Intranet, under ‘Find’ on the bottom right of the homepage.
Please email insidebu@bournemouth.ac.uk if you would like hard copies sent directly to you.
We appreciate all feedback and suggestions for future issues. If you have a story for the next issue of InsideBU, email insidebu@bournemouth.ac.uk.











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