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UK can afford to keep fighting Covid-19 crisis, according to study co-led by UWE Bristol economist

UK Government can afford measures to fight the Covid-19 crisis and a broad-based recovery stimulus, according to a discussion paper by UWE Bristol economist.

School of Computing and Creative Technologies industry partners - School partnerships

We work with some of the top employers in the industry to keep our courses relevant and bring real world insights into our teaching.

Studiosity - Study support

Quick feedback on your writing.

How to be an ally to LGBTQ+ students - Stay safe on and off campus

Research themes within the Social and Public Policy Research Group (SPPRG) - Social and Public Policy

The three research themes within the Social and Public Policy Research Group (SPPRG) at UWE Bristol.

More information on repositories and open research - Research Repository

Includes general repository FAQs, repository policies and open research glossary

Conversation Club

Come along to this session which offers you the opportunity to develop your foreign language skills through small, in-person conversations.

How to use your assessment feedback - Prepare for assessments

How to understand and make the most of your assessment feedback.

Category: Positive masculinity Positive masculinity | Student blog

If you’ve watched the hit Netflix show Adolescence you’ll know the very real consequences of getting drawn into extreme misogynistic content online. These influencers and chatroom communities prey on people’s vulnerabilities offering answers...

UWE Bristol supports charity unicorn sculpture trail

A herd of unicorns, including one sponsored by UWE Bristol, will be unveiled in selected locations across the city and South West to raise money for charity.

UK's largest ever study reveals origins of 45,600 surnames

A major AHRC research project led by a UWE Bristol team unveils the UK and Ireland's largest collection of surnames, published by Oxford University Press.

Suicide and its discontent: Practitioner psychologists experiences of working with active suicidal ideation (2019)

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Llewellyn, S. Suicide and its discontent: Practitioner psychologists experiences of working with active suicidal ideation. (Thesis). University of the West of England. Retrieved from https://uwe-repository....ribe.com/output/1491233
Suicide is often conceptualised as a harmful, frightening and a misunderstood phenomenon. Research has shown that the theorising of suicide is broad-ranging and complex identifying that working clinically with clients who present with suicide can be... about Suicide and its discontent: Practitioner psychologists experiences of working with active suicidal ideation.