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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.

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.

Philosophy, Politics and International Relations

Graduate destinations for Philosophy, Politics and International Relations graduates 15 months after leaving UWE Bristol.

Learning Hub teams

Information on your Learning Hub subject teams.

Other types of certificates - Certificates

Other documentation also available for students to confirm awards, marks and other academic information.

Research topics within the Engineering Modelling and Simulation Group (EMSG) - Engineering Modelling and Simulation Group

Details of research topics underpinned by key themes of the Engineering Modelling and Simulation Group (EMSG).

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Scale Up 4 Growth Initiative wins national award

Scale Up 4 Growth (S4G) has won best External Knowledge Exchange (KE) Initiative of the Year at the KE Awards 2019.

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Digital fitness service to encourage people in under-represented groups to increase exercise

UWE Bristol is partnering with Tendertec on UKRI-funded project to encourage physical activity in under-represented groups not engaging with digital fitness.

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Launch of new West of England Digital Trailblazers App

UWE Bristol's Department of Engineering Design and Mathematics has launched its new mobile app, Digital Trailblazers.

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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.

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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.

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