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Computer availability at Frenchay Campus - Student computers
Available computers at Frenchay Campus.
Tenses in academic writing
This workshop focuses on the three most common verb tenses in written academic English and when they are used. You will have the opportunity to practise using these tenses.
Lecturer wins prestigious Times Higher Education award for innovation in teaching
A senior paramedic science lecturer at UWE Bristol has been named the most innovative teacher of the year in the Times Higher Education Awards 2025.
Student who dedicated his time at university to helping disabled people graduates
A student who has dedicated his time at UWE Bristol to helping people with disabilities has graduated.
Workshop: Managing and preparing for the Law of Torts online exam
A workshop designed to help you feel prepared for the Law of Torts online exam.
Lecture theatre and meeting room hire - Venue hire and events management
The University has a large range of lecture theatres, teaching and seminar rooms available for events such as conferences, meetings, seminars, presentations and training days.
eVisas - Visas and immigration
Details on how to create and update your eVisa account, share your status with third parties, travel internationally and fix issues.
Britons more accepting of driving-related risk, UWE Bristol researchers find
A new study from UWE Bristol and Swansea University indicates people may use different moral and ethical standards when they think about driving cars.
Preserving, sharing, and disposing of your research data - Manage your research data
Information on how and where to preserve research data, and how to write a data access statement for research publications.
New report on discrimination and lack of diversity in airline training
A major report released today shines a light on the lack of gender diversity amongst pilots in the airline industry, with a specific focus on the airline pilot trainer role.
Is there light at the end of the tunnel? Is there light at the end of the tunnel? | Bristol Law School blog
Blog by Demelza Hall and Professor Nicholas Ryder Financial crime is synonymous with the seminal work of Professor Edwin Sutherland who famously and somewhat controversially used the term ‘white collar crime’ in his 1939 presidential lecture to...
Nanoplastics present worldwide in air, water and soil, with impacts on human and environmental health
Plastic is now ubiquitous across Earth’s habitats, with all life forms ingesting and inhaling nanoplastics (smaller than microplastics), having implications for human and environmental health.