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Education for sustainable development - Sustainability
Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) sits at the heart of UWE Bristol’s institutional strategy and teaching and learning framework.
Volunteering has been the first step of my career path in teaching Volunteering has been the first step of my career path in teaching | Careers and enterprise
I am extremely committed to helping instil confidence in young people and inspiring them to believe in their goals is the most rewarding thing. In the November of 2020 I discovered Action Tutoring through the University’s volunteering...
Tag: Centre for Research in Biosciences Centre for Research in Biosciences | Centre for Biomedical Research blog
Prof. John Hancock Dr. Tim Craig and Ros Rouse discuss the impact that the pandemic has had on animals around the world While the COVID pandemic has had a devastating impact on humanity across the globe less consideration was given to its impact...
Bristol Business School shortlisted for Business School of the Year Bristol Business School shortlisted for Business School of the Year | Bristol Business School blog
Bristol Business School has been shortlisted for Business School of the Year category of the Times Higher Education Awards 2017. This nomination is welcomed by the Executive Dean Donna Whitehead who said that making the Times Higher Shortlist is...
Alumni Case Study: Samira Abokor Alumni Case Study: Samira Abokor | Bristol Business School blog
When Samira started out her International Business degree at UWE Bristol she resolved to take on all the opportunities she could – both in and outside of the classroom. It has taken her to places and experiences she’d never have imagined. From...
Tag: conference conference | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
by Ahmed Hagras Senior Lecturer in Building Information Modelling Co-programme leader MSc BIM In 2024 we brought people together from across the built environment to ask a big question: “Are We There Yet?” It was a moment to pause and reflect on...
Biospheric Microplastics Research Cluster: Meet the team Biospheric Microplastics Research Cluster: Meet the team | Biospheric Microplastics research blog
The Biospheric Microplastics Research Cluster (BMRC) aims to address critical gaps in the microplastics research landscape notably the association between environmental exposure to microplastics through source pathway receptor relationships and...
PhD student blog post: Suspicious Transaction Reports in Thailand PhD student blog post: Suspicious Transaction Reports in Thailand | Bristol Law School blog
PhD student Komkrich Silathong shares his research: The Thailand Anti-Money Laundering Act B.E. 2542 (1999) (AMLA) as amended by Amendment No. 5 under the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) took effect on the 9th of October 2015. It imposes a...
What role can the Ramsar Convention play in protecting Lake Urmia in Iran? What role can the Ramsar Convention play in protecting Lake Urmia in Iran? | Bristol Law School blog
Written by Siavash Ostovar Doctoral Student and a member of the Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group Lake Urmia located in the north-western part of Iran between the two provinces of East-Azerbaijan and West-Azerbaijan was...
Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School Students win big at UWE Talent Awards Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School Students win big at UWE Talent Awards | Bristol Law School blog
Every year UWE Bristol celebrates their students and alumni with the Celebrating UWE Talent Awards. This year the Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School won more awards than any other Faculty by winning in five categories and also having...
Who am I? Leadership seen through the lens of language and identity Who am I? Leadership seen through the lens of language and identity | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
By Associate Professor Dr Doris Schedlitzki. As a German national I have always been both fascinated with and troubled by the romantic belief in leaders that seems to dominate life in organisations based in English speaking countries. When – as...
Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) | Science Communication Unit blog
The inside of the human body and all its organs cells and molecules can be tricky to visualise and that makes it difficult to understand how conditions like diabetes work. We can use things like models to help us see all these different features...