Buckinghamshire New University is the only publicly-funded higher education institution in Buckinghamshire. It has enjoyed a long and successful history since it was founded in 1893. The University offers a range of exciting and innovative awards not widely available in the sector, from commercial pilot training to events management, textiles and furniture. Its faculties are aligned to employment markets: the creative and cultural industries; the management and information management sectors; and the public sector. Interaction with employers, professionals and practitioners is at the heart of all our courses, so that our graduates hit the ground running, ready for the world of work.

What’s on offer:
Our academic structure is built around three faculties that reflect the external markets in which we work:

Creativity & Culture – bringing together a number of disciplines that span the full range of the creative and cultural industries, including: advertising, art, design and craft, drama, journalism; live sound, lighting and film & tv production, as well as music & entertainment management and production.

Enterprise & Innovation – bringing together business and management (including accounting, events and festival management, and marketing), computing and advanced technologies, and sport, leisure and travel.

Society & Health – offering a wide variety of programmes geared towards the needs of health and public sector workers, including counselling, criminology, law, nursing, police studies and psychology.