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Select from the options below to find out how to apply for each of our course levels and for advice on entry requirements. If you have any questions about our courses, entry requirements or how to apply to us, contact our admissions team by email admissions@aub.ac.uk or call +441202 363228 / +441202 363225. Portfolio guidelines.
Wherever you are on your creative journey, we've got a level of study to suit you. From starting out at Saturday Art School, right through to gaining your PhD, there's something designed to suit you. All our courses are designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge to succeed in today's changing economy.
Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) is a single campus University based in Poole, Dorset (BH12 5HH). We've put together a handy guide with directions on how to find us, including what buses to take and our nearest train station if you're taking public transport.
Course content. The BA (Hons) Architecture degree will help you to prepare for professional practice (part 1 ARB/RIBA) and investigate the ways we live in the world through material and spatial relationships. You'll develop skills that will form the foundation of your career in architecture: making, collaborating, designing and communicating.
When applying through UCAS, use the institution code A66 for courses taught at Arts University Bournemouth. For courses based at Bournemouth and Poole College, use code B49. We'll then use your completed UCAS form to make decisions about your application. You can find out more on entry requirements in our apply section.
Overview. Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) is one of just 15 higher education institutions in the UK that specialises in arts-based courses, including design and media. A standalone university with a tight-knit student body of 3,000, it has ties with Bournemouth University, with which it shares some facilities and resources.
Arts University Bournemouth consistently scores highly for student satisfaction and graduate prospects. AUB was awarded the Gold standard rating by the Teaching Excellence Framework. More than 12 percent of the AUB’s research has now been classed as ‘world-leading’ with a further 42 percent being classed ‘internationally excellent’, ...
