Life at The Media School

Life at university is more than just the course you study.

If you have any questions about courses, accommodation, facilities, placements or the social scene, then take a look at our brand new video FAQ page, to hear about our students' experiences.

Frequently Asked Questions Get your questions answered here Watch Videos >

The Media School's vibrant campus and its industry-standard facilities together with its business links provide exciting prospects and stimulating placement opportunities creating an inspiring environment.

Life at the School is not just about study, it is about relaxing and having fun too.

Student Life Find out what our students have to say about The Media School Watch Video (43kb) >

On campus there are sports, student bars, shops and cafés. The student union makes things happen: On campus and community events; and they have their own radio and television stations, a website and a magazine - Nerve Media.

Life in Bournemouth

The local area is a vibrant and cosmopolitan place for students to live. There's plenty to do all year round including the sandy beaches, the nightlife, sports, live music, theatres and cinema. There are lots of opportunities to get involved: Community issues, arts events, drama groups and more.

Bournemouth Life Find out what our students have to say about living in Bournemouth Watch Video (41kb) >

There are numerous local events that The Media School students enjoy including the Purbeck Film Festival, the Boscombe Arts Festival and Bournemouth Literary Festival.

The cultural diversity of the University , the freedom and space of the local coast and countryside must make Bournemouth your first choice.

Life at The Media School is an opportunity not to be missed!

• Sports
• The Arts at Bournemouth University

• Wire- The Student Voice of Bournemouth University
• Nerve Media
• Dylans Bar
• Volunteer in the community via the Student's Union
• What's on in Bournemouth
• The Lighthouse Arts Centre, Poole
• Purbeck Film Festival
• Bournemouth Literary Festival
• The BBC’s Where I Live – Dorset

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