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Jacqueline de Rojas CBE, President of techUK and Digital Leaders, and Co-Chair of IoC - 10 February 2021 - Previous events
Jacqueline de Rojas CBE, President, techUK and Digital Leaders, Co-Chair, IoC, lecture on Diversity and inclusion - why it's never been more important.
New £10m digital engineering centre for region launched
A new £10 million digital engineering centre for the region has been launched.
Resurrecting Angela Carter’s Bristol connection - Enriching culture place and community
The life and work of one of the 21st century’s most canonical writers have been reconnected to the city of Bristol, amplifying the city’s cultural kudos.
Social Work, Environmental and Public Health facilities - Course facilities by subject
Social Work students are based at UWE Bristol’s Glenside Campus, our welcoming health and social care campus.
Arriving in the UK - Visas and immigration
Advice and guidance on what documents you need when arriving in the UK as an international student and what to expect when going through immigration and customs.
Planning enforcement England: At the crossroads - Projects
Planning Enforcement has historically enjoyed less focus and resources than the other elements within the planning trinity, Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments, UWE Bristol.
Bristol art and culture - Discover Bristol
Home to Wallace and Gromit, Alfred the gorilla and the street art of Stokes Croft, Bristol's got lots to offer.
What role can the Ramsar Convention play in protecting Lake Urmia in Iran? What role can the Ramsar Convention play in protecting Lake Urmia in Iran? | Bristol Law School blog
Written by Siavash Ostovar Doctoral Student and a member of the Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group Lake Urmia located in the north-western part of Iran between the two provinces of East-Azerbaijan and West-Azerbaijan was...
The Unleadership Movement: Living with the Unknown – Giving Ourselves Permission to Act Anyway The Unleadership Movement: Living with the Unknown – Giving Ourselves Permission to Act Anyway | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
The Unleadership Movement is a growing collaboration of practitioners and scholars from public private and voluntary sectors. The movement seeks to reflect upon leaderly practices that have been illuminated during the Covid-19 pandemic. Its...
Augmented Reality prototype for digital greening initiatives - Research projects in CABER
Details about the Augmented Reality prototype for digital greening initiatives project.
Author: Anna Jones Anna Jones | Research and External Engagement
By Dr. Sarah Chicken UWE Bristol & Dr. Jacky Tyrie Swansea University On Tuesday 21st of January we were delighted to participate in the Education: Insights Practice to Policy Event at the House of Lords organised by colleagues at St Mary’s...
Eastville Old Library and the MAKERS Project: Cultivating Community through Food Growing and Sewing Workshops Eastville Old Library and the MAKERS Project: Cultivating Community through Food Growing and Sewing Workshops | Engineering Our Future
Over the past year the MAKERS Project which was funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Diversity Impact Programme has partnered with the Eastville Old Library to deliver workshops focused on food growing sewing and textile repair. About...