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Media Relations Team, 26 March 2024
A UWE Bristol professor is leading a new campaign which calls for a radical change across the built environment sector.
Media Relations Team, 19 March 2024
Students and graduates from UWE Bristol took home the top prize in four categories of the RTS West of England Student Awards held at Watershed in Bristol on 4 March 2024.
Media Relations Team, 15 March 2024
A Partnership PhD will research the effects of management practices on Acute Oak Decline and the rhizosphere microbiome of parkland oak trees.
Media Relations Team, 14 March 2024
UWE Bristol has become the first university in the UK to achieve the University Mental Health Charter ‘Award with Merit’ for embedding mental health and wellbeing as a strategic priority and implementing a whole-university approach.
Media Relations Team, 13 March 2024
UWE Bristol is to receive a share of an initial £7 million investment to improve capability for monitoring the natural environment.
Media Relations Team, 08 March 2024
UWE Bristol’s move to train up future NHS workers in deaf awareness could help save lives regionally and nationally, according to West of England Metro Mayor Dan Norris.
UWE Bristol filmmaking graduate, Innes Letch, is receiving praise for her short documentary, "The State of Earth," which explores the organic food movement in the UK.
Media Relations Team, 06 March 2024
Four families explain the toll of living conditions on their physical and mental health in a series of films to help change urban planning policy and practice in the UK.
Media Relations Team, 05 March 2024
UWE Bristol alum, Myles Kamwendo, is one of five actors in the main cast of the new BBC series Boarders.
A new business programme delivered by UWE Bristol looks to address systemic challenges faced by entrepreneurs across the West of England.
Further funding has been secured for a national scholarship programme that looks to increase diversity in the AI and data science sector.
Media Relations Team, 29 February 2024
In early February 2024, Bristol hosted a groundbreaking new workshop on the criminalisation of ecocide.
