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Foreign Trade University - UWE Bristol awarded degrees
Students have the opportunity to study at Foreign Trade University in Vietnam and graduate with a UWE Bristol awarded degree.
Month: September 2022 10 January 2026 | Biospheric Microplastics research blog
Image: A post it note exercise from the sandpit event Hello from the Biospheric Microplastics research team We’ve had a busy few months: We held our first sandpit event on the 1st Sept which saw over 30 staff from across UWE Bristol come...
College of Health, Science and Society Dean's Scholarship - Scholarships and bursaries
This scholarship is available to an applicant from a country that has recently been subject to a significant adverse environmental, health or security impact.
Patents - Browse resources A-Z
Useful sources of information on patents.
Science Communication: Masterclass - Professional/Short course
Science Communication: Masterclass is an intensive, short course to provide you with professional development in science communication.
Hodgkin House Accommodation Scholarship - Scholarships and bursaries
This scholarship is available to a full-time postgraduate student of Ugandan, Kenya or Tanzanian nationality and domicile.
UWE Bristol graduates recognised at prestigious festival of on-screen, natural world storytelling
Four outstanding wildlife filmmaking graduates from the University of the West of England are nominated for the Wildscreen Festival in Bristol.
Study Lounge in S Block - Study spaces
Information about the Study Lounge study space, offering specialist resource and technical staff in S Block.
The story behind the cameras: filming robots The story behind the cameras: filming robots | Science Communication Unit blog
In 2013 just as I was finishing my Masters in Science Communication at UWE Bristol I was asked to help film the euRathlon robotics competition in Germany. euRathlon was inspired by the situation that officials were faced with after the nuclear...
Public inquiries: a way to draw a line in the sand or avoid accountability? Public inquiries: a way to draw a line in the sand or avoid accountability? | Research and External Engagement
When gross negligence occurs in a hospital or a public organisation is suspected of acting inappropriately in a murder investigation the victims’ families often want to hold someone accountable. For them public inquiries are a chance for those...