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Alliance Medical and UWE Bristol launch UK’s first PET-CT postgraduate certificate
Alliance Medical (AML) and UWE Bristol have joined forces to co-design and develop the UK’s first PET-CT Postgraduate Certificate (PG Cert).
UWE Bristol strengthens international wildlife filmmaking links at Wildscreen Festival Kenya
UWE Bristol played a key role at Wildscreen Festival, Kenya, bringing together established and aspiring filmmakers, educators, and industry professionals.
Credit requirement - Current postgraduate research students
Credit requirements outlined in accordance with the Academic Board of the University's framework for the definition of doctoral degrees.
Drugs and alcohol - Staying happy and healthy
Support and information around drugs including alcohol.
Philosophy, Politics and International Relations
Graduate destinations for Philosophy, Politics and International Relations graduates 15 months after leaving UWE Bristol.
Fashion
Graduate destinations for Fashion graduates six months after leaving UWE Bristol.
Drama and Acting
Graduate destinations for Drama and Acting graduates 15 months after leaving UWE Bristol.
Learning Hub teams
Information on your Learning Hub subject teams.
Safer drugs: Patients and clinicians benefit from better testing - Shaping integrated healthcare
UWE Bristol scientists' pioneering work has improved hospital treatments for potentially fatal conditions such as tuberculosis and sepsis.
Art books - Harnessing creativity and technology
Once the preserve of a niche audience, artists’ books have been reframed as a widely accessible art form, connecting artists with fans and collectors.
Exhibition involving UWE students about famed tightrope walker opens to public
An exhibition involving UWE Bristol architecture and film students explores the remarkable life of one of the world’s greatest tight rope walkers.
Research study identifies best ways to encourage weaker readers to take up reading for pleasure
Children who struggle with reading would be more inclined to read for pleasure if they were offered books that matched their interests, a study has found.