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/>The Arts University College at Bournemouth (formerly the Arts Institute at Bournemouth), established itself in 1885 as a specialist institution offering high-quality education in the areas of art, design, media and performance. The university college offers a wide range of courses, from acting, architecture and animation production, to fashion, photography and film production.		 The Arts University Bournemouth (formerly the Arts University College at Bournemouth), established itself in 1885 as a specialist institution offering high-quality education in the areas of art, design, media and performance. The university offers a wide range of courses, from acting, architecture and animation production, to fashion, photography and film production.
The campus is a creative community for approximately 3,000 students, with specialist facilities and dedicated studio space for each course. Located close to the centre of Bournemouth and its beautiful sandy beaches, there is always something for students to do.The campus is a creative community for approximately 3,000 students, with specialist facilities and dedicated studio space for each course. Located close to the centre of Bournemouth and its beautiful sandy beaches, there is always something for students to do.
Fees
£8,600 for full-time undergraduates in 2012-13. Visit aucb.ac.uk/before-you-get-here/fees/ for further information.		 Fees
£8,600 for full-time undergraduates in 2013-14. Visit aub.ac.uk/before-you-get-here/fees/ for further information.
Bursaries />AUCB offers a range of funding options. For more information, visit aucb.ac.uk/during-your-course/funding. Bursaries
/>AUB has many funding options. For more information, visit aub.ac.uk/during-your-course/funding.
Accommodation
Halls of residence on campus or in town cost £93 to £120 a week, including all bills. Places are allocated according to need and are not guaranteed. The majority of students live in privately rented accommodation during their first year. Average cost is £79 to £90 a week. 		Accommodation
Halls of residence on campus and in Bournemouth town centre from £98 to £120 a week, including bills.
Facilities
/>A purpose-built library supplies material to support the courses taught. The Enterprise Pavilion provides business incubation units for graduates from the university college and other higher education providers. The university college also boasts a contemporary arts gallery. 		Privately rented self-catering accommodation – houses or flats shared with other students or with the landlord, or living on your own in a studio flat from £70 to £90 a week, excluding bills such as water rates, electricity and gas.
Transport
/>London is less than two hours away, with regular train and coach services, and good road networks. A sponsored bus service runs in term time, which links students to the places they are likely to want to go. There are good cycle routes from the university college into Bournemouth. 		Facilities
/>A purpose-built library supplies material to support the courses taught. The Enterprise Pavilion provides business incubation units for graduates from the university and other higher education providers. The university also boasts a contemporary arts gallery.
Green rating
/>Find out how this university performed in the People & Planet Green League ranking. 		Transport
/>London is less than two hours away, with regular train and coach services, and good road networks. A sponsored bus service runs in term time, which links students to the places they are likely to want to go. There are good cycle routes from the university into Bournemouth.
Contact
Tel: 01202 533 011
Email: general@aucb.ac.uk
/>Web: aucb.ac.uk
/>Accommodation: studentadvice@aucb.ac.uk 		Contact
Tel: 01202 533 011
Email: general@aub.ac.uk
/>Web: aub.ac.uk
/>Accommodation: studentadvice@aub.ac.uk