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BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY is known as one of the UK's more innovative universities and focuses on providing degree courses that few others offer, such as public relations, scriptwriting, tax law, archaeology and television production. The university boasts the National Centre of Computer Animation and is planning to open the world's first commercial teaching hotel in 2007.

What's the university's academic record'
In The Times Good University Guide, Bournemouth is ranked 69th. The university attracts about five applications per undergraduate place and students begin their degrees with an average Ucas tariff of 280 equivalent to two Bs and a C at A level. Last year more than 60 per cent of graduates achieved a first or 2:1. Click here to read more.
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