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An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of the Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence courses, highlighting how AI underpins many of today’s most impactful technologies—from data-driven decision making to computer vision and intelligent systems. You will have the opportunity to ask questions about the course structure, modules, and future career pathways in AI and data science.

Following this, we move into a short taster icebreaker session designed to introduce key AI concepts in an accessible and engaging way. Through discussion and simple examples, you will explore what Artificial Intelligence is (and what it is not), how it differs from traditional programming, and why high-quality data and training are essential for intelligent systems. This session helps demystify AI while encouraging curiosity, participation, and critical thinking.

Lunch

Taster activity: What to expect at BCU

The taster activity provides a hands-on introduction to Artificial Intelligence in practice, reflecting how AI systems are developed and trained in real-world scenarios. You will experiment with simple machine learning concepts, such as recognising patterns in data and images, to see how computers can “learn” from examples in a way that mirrors human learning.

Working collaboratively, you will explore how data quality, training choices, and evaluation all influence AI performance. The activity highlights real applications of AI—such as image recognition and data-driven prediction—while reinforcing key themes of the course, including data science, machine learning, and ethical, responsible AI development. This experience offers a realistic preview of studying AI at BCU, where theory, practice, and real-world relevance are closely integrated.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activities

28 February - Databases and SQL

This activity explores why Databases are essential for storing large amounts of data in one place. With databases, organizations can quickly access, manage, modify, update, organize and retrieve their data. Databases are controlled using a relational database management system (RDBMS).

The activity allows you to create a relation database management system using Structured Query language (SQL).

25 April - Python Coding Activity

This session explores how Python is a beginner-friendly and versatile programming language with a large community support, making it ideal for developing critical computational thinking skills, exploring various applications such as data science, web development, and automation, while also providing a strong foundation for further programming studies and future career opportunities across diverse fields.

The activity allows you to understand basic Python language concepts and then create a program to encrypt data by defining certain rules.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activities

28 February - Databases and SQL

This activity explores why Databases are essential for storing large amounts of data in one place. With databases, organizations can quickly access, manage, modify, update, organize and retrieve their data. Databases are controlled using a relational database management system (RDBMS).

The activity allows you to create a relation database management system using Structured Query language (SQL).

25 April - Python Coding Activity

This session explores how Python is a beginner-friendly and versatile programming language with a large community support, making it ideal for developing critical computational thinking skills, exploring various applications such as data science, web development, and automation, while also providing a strong foundation for further programming studies and future career opportunities across diverse fields.

The activity allows you to understand basic Python language concepts and then create a program to encrypt data by defining certain rules.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activity: Step Into the World of Cybersecurity

See cyber-attacks happening in real time with live global threat maps. You'll dive into a series of interactive activities including analysing attack hotspots, tracking cyber-attacks such as ransomware and DDoS threats, simulating defence strategies, predicting future attacks, planning incident responses, and debating global cyber policies.

Get hands-on experience, sharpen your analytical and teamwork skills, and discover what it’s like to protect the digital world. Are you ready to take on the challenge?

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activity: Step Into the World of Cybersecurity

See cyber-attacks happening in real time with live global threat maps. You'll dive into a series of interactive activities including analysing attack hotspots, tracking cyber-attacks such as ransomware and DDoS threats, simulating defence strategies, predicting future attacks, planning incident responses, and debating global cyber policies.

Get hands-on experience, sharpen your analytical and teamwork skills, and discover what it’s like to protect the digital world. Are you ready to take on the challenge?

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker, “Lost in Translation,” where you will describe and redraw hidden images to demonstrate how ambiguity and assumptions lead to mismatched outcomes. The main 75-minute challenge then expands this concept into a mini “development cycle,” complete with requirement gathering, prototype building, testing, and integration.

Lunch

Taster activity: What to expect at BCU

The Specification Game is a fun, hands-on simulation of what happens in real software engineering projects when communication, testing, and iteration collide. You will take on the roles of clients, analysts, and developers to design, build, and refine a simple “system” — made from everyday materials like LEGO, paper shapes, or tape — based only on verbal specifications.

Working in teams, you will experience the same challenges professional software engineers face: interpreting unclear requirements, dealing with changing expectations, managing feedback, and debugging design flaws. The activity highlights how communication, collaboration, and iterative testing are just as critical to Computer Science and Software Engineering as writing code.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker, “Lost in Translation,” where you will describe and redraw hidden images to demonstrate how ambiguity and assumptions lead to mismatched outcomes. The main 75-minute challenge then expands this concept into a mini “development cycle,” complete with requirement gathering, prototype building, testing, and integration.

Lunch

Taster activity: What to expect at BCU

The Specification Game is a fun, hands-on simulation of what happens in real software engineering projects when communication, testing, and iteration collide. You will take on the roles of clients, analysts, and developers to design, build, and refine a simple “system” — made from everyday materials like LEGO, paper shapes, or tape — based only on verbal specifications.

Working in teams, you will experience the same challenges professional software engineers face: interpreting unclear requirements, dealing with changing expectations, managing feedback, and debugging design flaws. The activity highlights how communication, collaboration, and iterative testing are just as critical to Computer Science and Software Engineering as writing code.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of the Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence courses, highlighting how AI underpins many of today’s most impactful technologies—from data-driven decision making to computer vision and intelligent systems. You will have the opportunity to ask questions about the course structure, modules, and future career pathways in AI and data science.

Following this, we move into a short taster icebreaker session designed to introduce key AI concepts in an accessible and engaging way. Through discussion and simple examples, you will explore what Artificial Intelligence is (and what it is not), how it differs from traditional programming, and why high-quality data and training are essential for intelligent systems. This session helps demystify AI while encouraging curiosity, participation, and critical thinking.

Lunch

Taster activity: What to expect at BCU

The taster activity provides a hands-on introduction to Artificial Intelligence in practice, reflecting how AI systems are developed and trained in real-world scenarios. You will experiment with simple machine learning concepts, such as recognising patterns in data and images, to see how computers can “learn” from examples in a way that mirrors human learning.

Working collaboratively, you will explore how data quality, training choices, and evaluation all influence AI performance. The activity highlights real applications of AI—such as image recognition and data-driven prediction—while reinforcing key themes of the course, including data science, machine learning, and ethical, responsible AI development. This experience offers a realistic preview of studying AI at BCU, where theory, practice, and real-world relevance are closely integrated.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of the Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence courses, highlighting how AI underpins many of today’s most impactful technologies—from data-driven decision making to computer vision and intelligent systems. You will have the opportunity to ask questions about the course structure, modules, and future career pathways in AI and data science.

Following this, we move into a short taster icebreaker session designed to introduce key AI concepts in an accessible and engaging way. Through discussion and simple examples, you will explore what Artificial Intelligence is (and what it is not), how it differs from traditional programming, and why high-quality data and training are essential for intelligent systems. This session helps demystify AI while encouraging curiosity, participation, and critical thinking.

Lunch

Taster activity: What to expect at BCU

The taster activity provides a hands-on introduction to Artificial Intelligence in practice, reflecting how AI systems are developed and trained in real-world scenarios. You will experiment with simple machine learning concepts, such as recognising patterns in data and images, to see how computers can “learn” from examples in a way that mirrors human learning.

Working collaboratively, you will explore how data quality, training choices, and evaluation all influence AI performance. The activity highlights real applications of AI—such as image recognition and data-driven prediction—while reinforcing key themes of the course, including data science, machine learning, and ethical, responsible AI development. This experience offers a realistic preview of studying AI at BCU, where theory, practice, and real-world relevance are closely integrated.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activities

28 February - Databases and SQL

This activity explores why Databases are essential for storing large amounts of data in one place. With databases, organizations can quickly access, manage, modify, update, organize and retrieve their data. Databases are controlled using a relational database management system (RDBMS).

The activity allows you to create a relation database management system using Structured Query language (SQL).

25 April - Python Coding Activity

This session explores how Python is a beginner-friendly and versatile programming language with a large community support, making it ideal for developing critical computational thinking skills, exploring various applications such as data science, web development, and automation, while also providing a strong foundation for further programming studies and future career opportunities across diverse fields.

The activity allows you to understand basic Python language concepts and then create a program to encrypt data by defining certain rules.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activities

28 February - Databases and SQL

This activity explores why Databases are essential for storing large amounts of data in one place. With databases, organizations can quickly access, manage, modify, update, organize and retrieve their data. Databases are controlled using a relational database management system (RDBMS).

The activity allows you to create a relation database management system using Structured Query language (SQL).

25 April - Python Coding Activity

This session explores how Python is a beginner-friendly and versatile programming language with a large community support, making it ideal for developing critical computational thinking skills, exploring various applications such as data science, web development, and automation, while also providing a strong foundation for further programming studies and future career opportunities across diverse fields.

The activity allows you to understand basic Python language concepts and then create a program to encrypt data by defining certain rules.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activities

28 February - Databases and SQL

This activity explores why Databases are essential for storing large amounts of data in one place. With databases, organizations can quickly access, manage, modify, update, organize and retrieve their data. Databases are controlled using a relational database management system (RDBMS).

The activity allows you to create a relation database management system using Structured Query language (SQL).

25 April - Python Coding Activity

This session explores how Python is a beginner-friendly and versatile programming language with a large community support, making it ideal for developing critical computational thinking skills, exploring various applications such as data science, web development, and automation, while also providing a strong foundation for further programming studies and future career opportunities across diverse fields.

The activity allows you to understand basic Python language concepts and then create a program to encrypt data by defining certain rules.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activity: Step Into the World of Cybersecurity

See cyber-attacks happening in real time with live global threat maps. You'll dive into a series of interactive activities including analysing attack hotspots, tracking cyber-attacks such as ransomware and DDoS threats, simulating defence strategies, predicting future attacks, planning incident responses, and debating global cyber policies.

Get hands-on experience, sharpen your analytical and teamwork skills, and discover what it’s like to protect the digital world. Are you ready to take on the challenge?

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker to allow you to get to know your fellow offer holders.

Lunch

Taster activity: Step Into the World of Cybersecurity

See cyber-attacks happening in real time with live global threat maps. You'll dive into a series of interactive activities including analysing attack hotspots, tracking cyber-attacks such as ransomware and DDoS threats, simulating defence strategies, predicting future attacks, planning incident responses, and debating global cyber policies.

Get hands-on experience, sharpen your analytical and teamwork skills, and discover what it’s like to protect the digital world. Are you ready to take on the challenge?

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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An introduction to BCU and your course

Taster activities

28 February

Digital Animation tutors will demonstrate the first principle when animating a character – weight, and how a character distributes weight. You will be shown how to create a run or walk cycle with a character rig, in 3D, using Autodesk Maya.

25 April

Digital Animation tutors will introduce you to the most internationally used 2D Animation software, Toon Boom Harmony, and will demonstrate how 2D animation rigs are now used to create various 2D projects, from a simple character rig to a full 360 degree ‘slide rig’.

Lunch

Tutorial: Get Inspired & get to know the tutors

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style and be inspired by our academics and other students. You will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique style and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

Please bring a piece of your creative work to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

• A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
• A page from your sketch or ideas book (Observational drawings) – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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An introduction to BCU

Course overview

Procedural Content Generation in Unreal Part 1

Get hands on with the Unreal Engine and its powerful world building tools. Across the day you will be introduced to Unreal Engine and dive into using procedural content generation to create environments for your games.

Lunch

Procedural Content Generation in Unreal Part 2

Carrying on from your earlier session, you will dive deeper into Unreal Engine.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview

Procedural Content Generation in Unreal Part 1

Get hands on with the Unreal Engine and its powerful world building tools. Across the day you will be introduced to Unreal Engine and dive into using procedural content generation to create environments for your games.

Lunch

Procedural Content Generation in Unreal Part 2

Carrying on from your earlier session, you will dive deeper into Unreal Engine.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview

Procedural Content Generation in Unreal Part 1

Get hands on with the Unreal Engine and its powerful world building tools. Across the day you will be introduced to Unreal Engine and dive into using procedural content generation to create environments for your games.

Lunch

Procedural Content Generation in Unreal Part 2

Carrying on from your earlier session, you will dive deeper into Unreal Engine.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

How we support you

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview

Procedural Content Generation in Unreal Part 1

Get hands on with the Unreal Engine and its powerful world building tools. Across the day you will be introduced to Unreal Engine and dive into using procedural content generation to create environments for your games.

Lunch

Procedural Content Generation in Unreal Part 2

Carrying on from your earlier session, you will dive deeper into Unreal Engine.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

How we support you

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview and icebreaker session

We begin with an overview of our courses, with an opportunity for you to ask any specific questions you may have. Following on from that we will proceed our taster session with a short icebreaker, “Lost in Translation,” where you will describe and redraw hidden images to demonstrate how ambiguity and assumptions lead to mismatched outcomes. The main 75-minute challenge then expands this concept into a mini “development cycle,” complete with requirement gathering, prototype building, testing, and integration.

Lunch

Taster activity: What to expect at BCU

The Specification Game is a fun, hands-on simulation of what happens in real software engineering projects when communication, testing, and iteration collide. You will take on the roles of clients, analysts, and developers to design, build, and refine a simple “system” — made from everyday materials like LEGO, paper shapes, or tape — based only on verbal specifications.

Working in teams, you will experience the same challenges professional software engineers face: interpreting unclear requirements, dealing with changing expectations, managing feedback, and debugging design flaws. The activity highlights how communication, collaboration, and iterative testing are just as critical to Computer Science and Software Engineering as writing code.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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An introduction to BCU

Course overview

Sound Recording

In this session, you will experiment with various microphone positions and techniques in one of our state-of-the-art recording studios in the prestigious £57 million Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Working with other offer holders, staff and current students, you will use our amazing SSL consoles (digital audio workstation) and Pro Tools to take recordings. This will provide you with a strong introduction to modules that you would complete during your first semester on the course.

Lunch

Audio Analysis

In this session, you will explore how to investigate instrument recordings using audio analysis techniques and the audio analysis software, MATLAB, in our dedicated Mac Suite in the Millennium Point building. This session will provide you with an introduction to basic audio acoustics that you can apply to a range of environments, which you will learn more about during the first year of the course.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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Check in for your Offer Holder Day

An introduction to BCU

Course overview

Sound Recording

In this session, you will experiment with various microphone positions and techniques in one of our state-of-the-art recording studios in the prestigious £57 million Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Working with other offer holders, staff and current students, you will use our amazing SSL consoles (digital audio workstation) and Pro Tools to take recordings. This will provide you with a strong introduction to modules that you would complete during your first semester on the course.

Lunch

Audio Analysis

In this session, you will explore how to investigate instrument recordings using audio analysis techniques and the audio analysis software, MATLAB, in our dedicated Mac Suite in the Millennium Point building. This session will provide you with an introduction to basic audio acoustics that you can apply to a range of environments, which you will learn more about during the first year of the course.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

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