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Author: claudiamccready claudiamccready | Policing blog
This week’s blog has been written by Senior Lecturer Carly Lawrence who was inspired by the upcoming ‘Movember’ campaign. Carly hopes to shine a light on Men’s Mental Health offering some signs to look for linking some of...
Category: employability employability | Employability in Applied Sciences
Sophie Harris a final year Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Student in the Department of Applied Sciences at UWE Bristol attended the British Ecological Society (BES) Undergraduate Summer School this year. Summer school during an ongoing...
Learning and teaching terminology - Academic information
Key terms used around learning, teaching and assessment methods across the University.
Month: May 2025 29 November 2025 | 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...
Green Week 2025: learn act and make a difference Green Week 2025: learn act and make a difference | Student blog
Green Week returns to UWE Bristol from 3–9 November 2025 celebrating sustainability community and climate action. The week brings together students staff and local partners for a packed programme of events from hands-on workshops to inspiring...
How UWE Bristol helped us turn an idea into a business. How UWE Bristol helped us turn an idea into a business. | Student views blog
By Andy BA(Hons) Business (Team Entrepreneurship) UWE Bristol graduate Andy tells us about his choice to study the BA(Hons) Business (Team Entrepreneurship) course here at UWE Bristol and how the course enabled him and his business partner Guy...
Why I love living in Bristol Why I love living in Bristol | Student views blog
By Laura MSc Science Communication student MSc Science Communication student Laura shares what she loves about living in Bristol. “During my six years studying in Bristol I’ve got to know the area well and I’d love to tell you about some of my...
How Verity’s research is reducing the impact of fast fashion on people and the planet. How Verity's research is reducing the impact of fast fashion on people and the planet. | Student views blog
By Verity UWE Bristol Associate Professor. Associate Professor Verity tells us how her research is tackling the environmental issues and social injustice caused by fast fashion. She’s working to educate people on the positive changes they can...
Getting back into the conference circuit Getting back into the conference circuit | Healthy Waters blog
Image: Exterior of IWA World Water Congress and Exhibition’s Gala Dinner held at the Øksnehallen. By Dr Gillian Clayton Centre for Research in Biosciences College of Health Science and Society It has been several years since we’ve been able to...
Sexual Health and Well-being is about civil and reproductive rights health inequalities criminal justice education community and how we live together. Sexual Health and Well-being is about civil and reproductive rights health inequalities criminal justice education community and how we live together. | Psychological Sciences Research Group blog
By Jane Meyrick The Sexual Health and Well Being Interest Group #SHWIG @SHWIG is a group of researchers planning and doing research on sexual health well-being and sexual violence. @SHWIG is a special interest group within the Psychological...
A floppy hat a sense of occasion and the delights of the UWE Education Doctoral (EdD) Programme A floppy hat a sense of occasion and the delights of the UWE Education Doctoral (EdD) Programme | Education blog
Tuesday 27th November 2018 was the culmination of over four years of work – the awarding of my Education Doctorate at Bristol Cathedral alongside fellow students. The Cathedral echoed with the voices of many students parents friends...
Robots. What could possibly go wrong? Robots. What could possibly go wrong? | Engineering Our Future
Originally posted on September 17th 2019 by Alan Winfield on his blog. Imagine that your elderly mother or grandmother has an assisted living robot to help her live independently at home. The robot is capable of fetching her drinks reminding her...