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Marketing
Graduate destinations for Marketing graduates six months after leaving UWE Bristol.
Journalism resources - Resources for your subject
Library resources for journalism, including databases and study skills.
Do your bit for Net Zero Target - Research projects in CABER
A public/community engagement and knowledge exchange workshop on carbon reduction: Do your bit for Net Zero Target.
Events from the Data Research, Access and Governance Network (DRAGoN) - Data Research Access and Governance
Events and seminars from the Data Research, Access and Governance Network (DRAGoN) at UWE Bristol.
Book your DSA Study Needs Assessment - Apply for Disabled Students' Allowances
The application and assessment process to access Disabled Students' Allowances (DSA).
Physiotherapy Apprenticeship - Programme guidance
Guidance, information and documentation for practice educators and mentors about the Physiotherapy Apprenticeship at UWE Bristol.
University Civic Agreement for key organisations working together for Bristol
UWE Bristol, the University of Bristol, City of Bristol College, Bristol City Council, and the City Office have signed a Civic University Agreement.
Working in the UK after your studies - Working in the UK
Most students have immigration permission that extends beyond the end of their studies. Find out more about working in the UK after completing your course.
UWE Bristol researchers expand their work on smartphone use among young people
Academics who conducted the most comprehensive survey of its type on smartphone experiences and school policy in the UK have expanded their research work.
A joint message from UWE Bristol and Avon and Somerset Police
At UWE Bristol, we recognise we are part of a bigger community, and that we each have a responsibility to protect that community.
Public transport travel time use - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
Details on the 'Public transport travel time use' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society.
Test for spiking to reduce psychological distress – new study
New study says more should be done to help victims of suspected spiking attacks by testing patients who arrive in hospital intoxicated by drink or drunks.