Bournemouth University in Poole

hashtag#UNFAIR TREATMENT BY Bournemouth University ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENT Iam writing this post to bring attention to an unfortunate situation I am facing with Bournemouth University. After being offered hashtag#ConditionalOffer (condition-IELTS [Academic] with 6.0. For which i submitted my IELTS marks sheet in which I secured 7.0) for Msc Digital Health. I was told to pay 3000GBP as deposit, and I paid 3000 GBP of deposit fees in good faith. However, following this , the admission department has now raised concerns about the legitimacy of my documents, despite having previously accepted them and extended an offer. Despite my attempts to resolve the issue and provide clarification, the university has refused to refund my deposit of hashtag#3000GBP. This situation is extremely frustrating and unfair, as I acted on their and trusted their admission process . It's disheartening that they are now questioning the very documents they originally deemed acceptable and are holding onto my deposit. I believe its important for universities to handle these situations with transparency and fairness. I hope that Bournemouth University will reconsider its decision and engage in a more open dialogue to resolve this matter After receving the offer from Bournemouth University, I was excited to take the next big step towards my dream of furthering my education. I paid the deposit fees, trusting that everything was in order. However, shortly afterward, the university claimed that my documents were not legitimate, even though they had accepted them previously. Despite my best effort to resolve the issue and offer additional verification, the Bournemouth University refused to refund my deposit. this unexpected financial loss left me in a difficult position, as I had budgeted my resources carefully for my studies. With no refund and my plans to study abroad now uncertain, I had no choice but to find a job in India to recover from the financial hit. This experience has been both financially and emotionally challenging The refusal to refund my deposit has not only delayed my academic journey but has also placed a significant burden on me. I am certainly working in India to recover financially and my plans to study abroad are now uncertain I respectfully request that the university reconsider their decision and provide a refund of my deposit, as I acted in good faith based on their offer. This refund would help me get back on track. I hope Bournemouth University can take a fair and transparent approach on resolving this matter.

Offer questionable degree courses … that would seem appealing to young impressionable people, just to take money off them with no regard of the student and their future… Avoid at all costs

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I went to this university for a Master program in Events Management and I absolutely loved all the time spent there. Good lecturers, loving facilities, resources etc. The campuses are huge, modern buldings and facilities. I didnt live in one of their campuses but from what I saw from visiting my colleagues, the accomodation they offer is lovely. Of course is not cheap, but all is worth it for the experience. The university also has restaurants, cafes etc with affordable prices. A gym as well for those who are interested. What I loved the most from this experience was the library they have and all the resources they offer to their students to make their life easier. Second thing I liked the most was the teamwork which they emphasize, practical activities, the group projects they give you just to help you understand the theoretical ideas you learn and how to apply them in real life. They also have lots of programs and volunteering you can apply for. During my studies there I had the chance to be accepted for an International Student Ambassador job. You can imagine how happy I was having a job and working for the university , enjoying what I do and also be paid for doing it. As part of the job, I was writing blogs, taking photos for their social media channels, participating in photoshoots for their social media pages, brochures and websites, holding campus tours for their Open Days at the uni etc. It was an amazing experience which helped me grow and definitely I would repet it if I would have the chance again. Pros: ranked on 29th worldwide out of 1591 univerisities measured. Cons: not affordable for everybody, high taxes for their programms but you can always apply for a Student Finance from the Gouvernment.

This university is fraud. And don't care about students. , worst University

They are just running the business no facilities nothing just making money don't care about students future

If you have autism, ADHD, anxiety or any other neurodivergent issues please do not come here. They will take your money and put you into a lot of anxiety and bother. Universities like this like to take advantage of vulnerable people and families.

A senior lecturer at Bournemouth University, Mr. Tilak Ginige, along with a team of academics, engaged our services for a research scoping trip in Sri Lanka, leveraging their credibility with BU. Regrettably, since their return to the UK, the balance due remains unpaid, and there has been no response to any of our emails.

A senior lecturer at Bournemouth University, Mr. Tilak Ginige, along with a team of academics, engaged our services for a research scoping trip in Sri Lanka, leveraging their credibility with BU. Regrettably, since their return to the UK, the balance due remains unpaid, and there has been no response to any of our emails.

Motivating and Nice environment.

Lecturers spend more time striking than teaching, and they have made it so students can’t claim any compensation for lost days because “that way it makes more of an impact”, what a selfish way to go about things…. ruining students education that they are paying for. The uni obviously doesn't care about the service they are supposed to be providing.

As an autistic person, going to bournemouth university was the biggest mistake I have ever made From the the universities medical center GP's telling me that autistic people don't fit into society and that no one cares about my problems as my health difficulties spiralled out of control unnaddressed, to the Universities accomodation department overcharging me dramatically on the agreed rent amount causing me to fall into debt; after initially pulling out of an accomodation agreement three days before I was to move while refusing me the opportunity to discuss it with anybody in a place of authority; nearly resulting in me having no where to go and nearly resulting in homelessness I am left feeling that bournemouth university has acted with an actual intention to harm my wellbeing And there are many more issues like this which I had faced in Bournemouth I hear stories of discrimination against neurodivergent students at the uni but the extent of the issues I have faced as a neurodivergent student attending Bournemouth university have been unbelievably cruel, unreasonable and persistent

My spouse planning to admission in Bournemouth University. So,as my question how about this University? Culture, life,atmosphere etc.

Do OU, better courses, better materials, way more supportive of their students. Learnt way more there than at BU.

I think the cleaning staff do an amazing job at keeping the place immaculately 7 days a week.. THE CLEANERS ARE THE IVISIBLE HEROS that get no rewards or extra pay and still turn up and do a fantastic job when you see a cleaner at the uni just say thank you

Thankyou staff for helping us locate a broken down students car on your site. Dorset Response

Went to Bournemouth uni as a mature 20 years cannot believe how much it has grown!

Amazing place to school. Good people, lecturers, amazing facilities and resources. Very nice institution.

In August, 2019, my wife and I accompanied our younger daughter to check in the University. She returned to Hong Kong in March 2020 only to return in Sept 2021 and graduated in June 2022. We came back for a photo session on Nov 7, 2022. I believe she didn’t make the most of the facilities here.

Not a very supportive university for those who suffer mental health issues and doesn't give second chances after student failed to participate due to stress combined with mental and social issues.

a wonderful university. The atmosphere is superb and conducive for learning

BU has a serene environment for learning

Discrimination towards the neurodiverse community, didn’t expect to get that from them here I am :(

Attended open day. Campus is on 2 sites, and the one where my son wants to study was not the site where all the presentations were, so we didn't actually get to see where he will be based. The campus we did see was good, with modern facilities

Work here so slightly biased. I came here as a student and stayed because I love it. 23 years later....

I only go to take part in research. Attractive building, reasonably signposted. Frequent bus service from various parts of Bournemouth. A reasonable car drive. Poole House cafe is pleasant and quite cheap.

In and out a few times today on my Unibus routes 🤣🤣🤣

Maravillosa! Es una ciudad inglesa,al borde del mar,para estudiantes,de Inglés ,extranjeros!!!❤️❤️❤️

A very well organised open day and we enjoyed our visit.

Not the best ran uni but it's honest work

Good university . They need to concentrate more on student social life in campus and they need to give some events to know there classmates ,make some friends . Now it's like coming for a movie ,go home and pay the fees

Sad to say time here has been just awful....from being unable to get anything in the underfunded overcharged student halls, to being given just 5 lessons a week spread over 4 days....to the grim old buildings that still make up much of the uni and Bournemouth as a whole....to the course full of unfriendly antisocial people....to the university not caring about their students in the least unless they're 'LGBTQMNLOP' or whatever other ridiculous PC label.....stay well away if you want a decent education/any kind of social life would be my suggestion

Fantastic university with fantastic staff. I completed my LLM during covid, the whole experience considering the situation was near faultless. Hard working, dedicated and committed staff really made the difference. The only downside which lets the University down is the adminstrative and senior management.

Excellent place, smartly designed.

Used to work here, it's really grown. Full range of courses and facilities. I'd be happy to study here. Could make better use of sports and sports field. Be pleasant to watch some university rugby or cricket. Near Poole harbour more water sports?

esta bien la universidad, bueno la verdad es que no lose porque no e ido, pero si se que es muy cara la estancia + la universidad son mas de 15000 libras esterlinas