We take a sneak peek inside the Bournemouth Gateway Building, which will be the new home of BU's Faculty of Health and Social Sciences when it opens in 2020, with state-of-the-art facilities to train the healthcare professionals of the future.

This podcast is part of our #digitechfutures campaign. Visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk/digitech-futures to find out more.

We tour the Poole Gateway Building, currently being built on BU's Talbot Campus, which will house a range of specialist facilities for media production and editing when it opens in 2020.

This podcast is part of the #digitechfutures campaign. Visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk/digitech-futures to find out more.

We look at how the latest interactive technology brought the story of Mary Shelley, and her novel Frankenstein, to life in a Bournemouth church graveyard.

This podcast is part of the #digitechfutures campaign. Visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk/digitech-futures to find out more.

In her inaugural lecture, Professor of Behavioural Ecology Amanda Korstjens explores how monkey and ape behaviours are shaped by their environment. She also explains how human modifications to natural environments and climate change are affecting monkeys and apes globally, drawing on her research expertise and work in locations across the world.

Professor Jian Chang from Bournemouth University's National Centre for Computer Animation (NCCA), speaks about the history of computer animation and related technologies, illustrating how this has developed to the present. He will then look at what the future holds and the ways in which technology is evolving and changing our definition, production and consumption of computer animation. Recorded on Tuesday 27 November 2018.

The Bournemouth University graduation 2018 podcast. Answering several questions which may be on your mind leading up to the big day.

Professor Sam Porter discusses common themes seen within fine art that reflect areas of sociology and social care in the 21st century at his Inaugural Lecture at the Shelley Theatre in Bournemouth on Tuesday 23 October 2018.

Researchers at Bournemouth University are developing software to help visualise real-time gambling behaviour and try to reduce problem gambling. Hear more from the team, and national campaigners affected by gambling, in this podcast.

Cheryl talks about joining BU as an MA Radio Production student.

We chat to Professor Alice Roberts about the species that shaped our world ahead of her two free talks at Bournemouth University's Festival of Learning.

Find out more and book onto her events at www.bournemouth.ac.uk/fol