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Specialist Community Public Health Nurse (NMC 2022) - PGDip Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (Health Visting), PGDip Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (Occupational Health Nursing), PGDip Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (School Nursing)
Study our Specialist Community Public Health Nursing apprenticeship to specialise as a Health Visitor, School Nurse or Occupational Health Nurse while you work.
Building to Break Barriers – a different view of engineering Building to Break Barriers – a different view of engineering | Science Communication Unit blog
Building to Break Barriers is a new outreach project that aims to engage children from under-represented groups with engineering using the computer game Minecraft which allows players to build almost limitless creations. The project will...
Innovative new social app to be created under £1.8m project to increase exercise among under-represented groups
A project to encourage people in under-represented groups to increase exercise will see the development of a new social app.
Month: June 2024 June 2024 | Policing blog
Authors: Eve Smietanko and PC Jodie Norris This week’s UWE Policing blog turns the spotlight on Police Constable Jodie Norris. Jodie is a police officer with Avon and Somerset and is a Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) student...
Assessing the contribution of LAQM to environmental justice in England and Wales - PhD research
Find out more about assessing the contribution of LAQM to environmental justice in England and Wales.
Levelling up or pushing down? Stoke-on-Trent and the repeated failure of regional economic policy. Levelling up or pushing down? Stoke-on-Trent and the repeated failure of regional economic policy. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Stephen Hall with Steven Griggs and Martin Jones… Austerity welfare reforms devolution deals and varieties of localism have hit the poorest authorities the hardest creating an economy of peaks and troughs across the country. In...
Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be… or is it? Exploring the psychological benefits of nostalgia for people with dementia By Gary Christopher Nostalgia ain't what it used to be... or is it? Exploring the psychological benefits of nostalgia for people with dementia | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Gary Christopher In this blog I shall talk a little about my research on nostalgia and in particular how it relates to dementia. I am interested in exploring the power of nostalgic recall on a person’s sense of self and...
Category: Uncategorised Uncategorised | Policing blog
With the festive season fast approaching and those last-minute gift requests flying around we thought why not publish a further edition of the UWE Policing Book Club… Spoiler alert: this one is for the non-fiction fans! Join Mike Brian Paul and...
Category: Uncategorised Uncategorised | Policing blog
With the festive season fast approaching and those last-minute gift requests flying around we thought why not publish a further edition of the UWE Policing Book Club… Spoiler alert: this one is for the non-fiction fans! Join Mike Brian Paul and...
Building to Break Barriers – a different view of engineering Building to Break Barriers – a different view of engineering | Engineering Our Future
Building to Break Barriers is a new outreach project that aims to engage children from under-represented groups with engineering using the computer game Minecraft which allows players to build almost limitless creations. The project will...
What Muslim Refugee Women’s Everyday Geographies Reveal About “Integration” in Bristol What Muslim Refugee Women’s Everyday Geographies Reveal About “Integration” in Bristol | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Reem Elnady In the UK refugee integration is often framed as a set of measurable outcomes—employment language skills “shared values.” This turns integration into an abstract checklist of achievements that allow a newcomer to “slot in” to...