Why we consult

We undertake equality analysis (EA) to consider the likely effects of our policies and practices on different groups protected from discrimination by the Equality Act in order to create a more inclusive university.

We would like to consult and engage with students, staff, visitors and members of the public on issues, policies and strategies which are important to all of us at the University.

Member of staff smiling at a meeting.

Current consultations

Proposed changes to student IT support

As part of the University Transformation Programme (UTP) there is a proposed digital shift in how students access IT Support. The proposed change will mean that students will be directed to online/digital channels as the primary method of accessing IT Support, including Web Chat, our web pages and phone. There will also be, for a short time, self-help touch screens at several locations to help with the transition.

Download the Proposed changes to student IT support equality analysis form (DOC).

Please send any comments or queries to the project manager by emailing Damian Gibson (Damian.Gibson@uwe.ac.uk).

The consultation period will finish on Friday 28 February 2025.

CATE Technical – Change Management Proposal

There is a need to restructure the CATE Technical team. The College has carried out its School Academic re-organisation, the technical re-organisation is the final phase of the College/School organisational project. Our technical transformation is about our whole programme, student and operational organisation meeting the demands of the future programme, the student learning experience and research support, organising ourselves to achieve our Strategy 2030 ambitions and build our resilience for the future. It’s about our academic and research quality and offer, it’s about our support for staff and students, and it’s about our reputation and standing as we strive to build a stronger future for UWE Bristol. Through this project we will build upon the UWE Technician Commitment values, implement the use of the Technical Family of Roles, review the school's technology direction, and bring together the wider College Technical communities' best practices by establishing common practices and alignment.

Download the CATE Technical – Change Management Proposal equality analysis form (DOC).

Please send any comments or queries to Kieran Brown at kieran.brown@uwe.ac.uk.

The consultation period will finish on Wednesday 12 March 2025.

Members of the UWE Bristol LGBT staff network at Pride.

EDI events

The University hosts a range of equality and diversity events aimed at a variety of audiences.

A couple of students laughing outside their accommodation.

Student services

Access to all the support and services that are available for current students.

Staff members having a discussion around a table.

Support for staff

Members of staff at UWE Bristol can log in to the intranet for staff-only information on equality, diversity and inclusivity.

A photo of two UWE Bristol students smiling together

Positive action at UWE Bristol

Learn how the University is taking positive action to improve the opportunities and experience of under-represented groups of staff and students.

A group of students in a lecture theatre

Supporting Global Majority students

Support services and resources for students who identify as Global Majority.

Two people having a conversation.

Contact the EDI Team

Ways to contact the Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity (EDI) Team.