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Female UWE students celebrate Ada Lovelace Day at NHSBT Female UWE students celebrate Ada Lovelace Day at NHSBT | Engineering Our Future
On 9th October female students from UWE Bristol visited NHS Blood & Transplant’s Filton site to celebrate and inspire women’s STEM careers. Ada Lovelace Day is an annual international celebration of the achievements of women in...
Month: March 2026 March 2026 | Policing blog
Author: Micah Hassall This week we are proud to share this insightful blog post about Stand Against Racism & Inequality (SARI) an organisation whose contributions have been invaluable to our Policing programme. Their sessions play a vital...
Board Talk: Aspiring board members hone essential skills for professional growth at interactive workshop
Business leaders with aspirations to become board members are being given the opportunity to learn what makes an effective board member at an interactive workshop at UWE Bristol.
Research in the School of Engineering - CATE research overview
The School of Engineering is active in many areas of research and has established research projects attracting funding from various bodies both in the UK and abroad.
Category: Science Futures Science Futures | Employability in Applied Sciences
The School of Applied Sciences at UWE Bristol invites all students staff and members of the wider community to attend our annual flagship careers event Science Futures Fair 2025. Science Futures fair is an annual event which provides...
Bilingualism’s best kept secret(s) Bilingualism’s best kept secret(s) | Brain Language and Behaviour Lab blog
Following on from our previous post on Bimodal Bilingualism and publication success of a related case report our Lab members have been involved in supporting a further intra-operative language assessment of a bilingual patient which required the...
Carbon-Aware Travel CHoice (CATCH) in the city, region and world of tomorrow - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
Project summary for the 'Carbon-Aware Travel CHoice (CATCH) in the city, region and world of tomorrow' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society.
Month: November 2021 Context Literature The problem Approaches to solutions Next steps 14 March 2026 | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
Green paper Elizabeth Green1 Felix Ritchie 1 Libby Bishop2 Deborah Wiltshire 2 Simon Parker 3 Allyson Flaster 4 and Maggie Levenstein4 1The University of the West of England 2GESIS 3DKFZ German Cancer Research Center 4University of...
UWE Bristol Ocean and Sir David Attenborough UWE Bristol Ocean and Sir David Attenborough | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
by Thomas Appleby Associate Professor in Property Law Academics have an extraordinary role to play in society. In normal employment workers are too busy doing the job to gain objectivity. But teaching and research particularly on practical...
Skills that empower – From Self-Doubt to Distinction: My MBA Senior Leader Apprenticeship Journey Skills that empower - From Self-Doubt to Distinction: My MBA Senior Leader Apprenticeship Journey | Research and External Engagement
In this blog Simon Flenley – Assistant Director of Research & External Engagement (Skills) at UWE Bristol – shares a unique perspective on apprenticeships shaped by his dual experience. With years of strategic involvement in the...
Healthy Communities Research Forum: Opportunities in change - Research projects
Healthy Communities Research Forum: Opportunities in change, WHO Collaborating Centre, UWE Bristol.
Reflection on a summer internship at UWE to explore the intersection of urban planning and sustainability Reflection on a summer internship at UWE to explore the intersection of urban planning and sustainability | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Lydia Mahan After completing my BSc in Urban Planning at the University of the West of England (UWE) earlier this year I had the opportunity to dive deeper into the world of research through a summer internship with the university. This was...