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Tag: UWE Bristol UWE Bristol | Research and External Engagement
Recent graduates from across the UK who have a bright idea for a high-tech business are invited to apply for a free residency in ‘Launch Space‘ at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol). ‘Launch Space’ a graduate...
Month: May 2025 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
Born and raised in Bristol Sam Jukes founded Cacto Drinks in 2020 while still studying his BA(Hons) in Sports Business and Entrepreneurship. With the support of the UWE Bristol Entrepreneurial Futures Award (EFA) Sam’s company is going...
Tag: UWE Bristol UWE Bristol | Research and External Engagement
Each February UWE Bristol Secondary Education students have the opportunity to take part in a two-week teaching placement with our partner schools in Richards Bay. This year four students travelled to South Africa to volunteer at Khula High...
More ethnic minority teachers are needed in UK schools – but teaching can affect their mental health and wellbeing More ethnic minority teachers are needed in UK schools - but teaching can affect their mental health and wellbeing | Education blog
By Terra Glowach (UWE Bristol) Malcolm Richards (UWE Bristol) and Rafael Mitchell (University of Bristol) – as published by The Conversation There is a major shortage of new teachers in England and this includes teachers from ethnic...
‘Creativity sustains us and so does community’: reflections on listening to art in the city. ‘Creativity sustains us and so does community’: reflections on listening to art in the city. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Katie McClymont…. I was privileged to be invited by Rising Arts Agency[1] as a ‘keynote listener’ in their performance of a conversation on the question of ‘who is allowed space to create in Bristol?’ on 4th October 2020. This was part...
How Briony and Clare’s research is making festivals more sustainable How Briony and Clare's research is making festivals more sustainable | Student views blog
By Briony and Clare UWE Bristol Senior Lecturers in Events Management. Events Management academics Briony and Clare discuss the environmental impact of events and how climate change is causing events to be cancelled. They reveal how their...
Who governs the skies? Shaping the future of drone logistics Who governs the skies? Shaping the future of drone logistics | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Credit: Photo by Diana Măceşanu on Unsplash by Daniela Paddeu Associate Professor of Sustainable Freight Futures Drones have long promised a logistics revolution. From delivering medical supplies to remote areas to easing congestion in cities...
Designing an inclusive event: Sci Comm South West 2019 Designing an inclusive event: Sci Comm South West 2019 | Science Communication Unit blog
On 21st June UWE Bristol welcomed over 100 science-communication practitioners from the South West the culmination of over five months of planning organising and orchestrating with a small team of five women at the helm. All throughout attention...
Tag: biodiversity biodiversity | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
By Freya Wise Alice Moncaster Hector Archila and Tavs Jorgensen On the 3rd of December Caber ran an action-packed hybrid event to mark COP30. After a short introduction reflecting on the COP30 outcomes we then had excellent presentations on...
Equity - Careers development
Information on Equity, a forward-looking community of Global Majority student talent from all over UWE Bristol.
The current crisis in nuclear arms control law
Event from Research In Public International and Law (RIPIL) research group which features guest speaker, Professor Daniel Joyner, from the University of Alabama.
Academic regulations and procedures
Academic regulations are there to assure our academic standards and ensure all our students are treated consistently and equitably.