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What are employee benefits and who really benefits from their provision? What are employee benefits and who really benefits from their provision? | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
This month’s guest post on employee benefits is written by Stefano Gasparri Senior Lecturer in HRM UWE Bristol. This blog brings to the fore the importance of employee benefits for organisations and employees as part of their reward offering. I...
Science sustainability and an air fryer! Science sustainability and an air fryer! | Science Communication Unit blog
Find out how MSc Science Communication student Casey Spry created a podcast about UWE Bristol’s repair café Leaning against the kitchen window on a warm summer’s afternoon I suddenly realised my first September with no plans was...
Communicating research: do we need to be more creative? Communicating research: do we need to be more creative? | Science Communication Unit blog
Clare Wilkinson and Emma Weitkamp are Associate Professors based at the Science Communication Unit University of the West of England Bristol. A press release and tracking of the resultant media coverage or a public talk are relatively easy...
Knowledge Organisation - Professional/ Short Course
Knowledge Organisation covers information and knowledge management concepts and theories, combined with key technical and digital skills. This includes content management, born-digital preservation, taxonomy, databases, markup, and more.
UWE Bristol receives £5.8m funding award for investment in immersive skills lab
UWE Bristol awarded of £5.8 million for ambitious vision to build a centre of excellence in healthcare education and innovation in the South West.
Rights at work - Work experience, jobs and placements
Resources for UWE Bristol students with specific information on legislation, support, rights at work and equality issues.
Debates in Geography Education Debates in Geography Education | Education blog
Mark Jones Senior Lecturer in Geography Education at the Department of Education and Childhood and Professor David Lambert (UCL Institute of Education) have received a national award for their second edition of the co-edited book ‘Debates in...
Staff approaches to managing challenging behaviour associated with dementia in the Emergency Department - Emergency care
A study that explores Emergency Department staff members’ experiences of managing challenging behaviour exhibited by patients with dementia.
CALR Forum: Does and Should International Law Prohibit the Prosecution of Children for War Crimes? CALR Forum: Does and Should International Law Prohibit the Prosecution of Children for War Crimes? | Bristol Law School blog
The picture of a young African boy holding a Kalashnikov in his hands has come to represent the archetypal child soldier drawn into a conflict he does not understand. It is thus claimed that children are not culpable for crimes they might commit...
Book tickets to the Engineering Professors Council congress this June at UWE Book tickets to the Engineering Professors Council congress this June at UWE | Engineering Our Future
The Engineering Professors’ Council (EPC) is the voice of engineering academics and are holding their face-to-face annual congress at UWE Bristol on 7 -9th June. A Better World is the theme for the event with a focus on ethics sustainability and...
The Mighty Roar sea turtle and marine conservation in Greece
Virtual information session with the Mighty Roar, who offer volunteer placement opportunities.
New community initiative launches to support parents in their child’s education pathway
A new community initiative supporting parents and carers to become champions for their children’s futures launched this month in Bristol.