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UWE staff & students win prizes at ethnic minority engineering conference UWE staff & students win prizes at ethnic minority engineering conference | Engineering Our Future
The Association for Black and Minority Ethnic Engineers – AFBE live – held their first annual conference in April sending happy UWE staff and students home with some sparkling trophies. Halimah’s trophy The conference was held...
How my job at UWE helped me launch my new business How my job at UWE helped me launch my new business | Research and External Engagement
The below post is a guest blog from one of our Launch Space incubation managers Kim Brookes. Kim has recently set up her own business Perfino. Kim talks about how her job at UWE has helped to launch the business: How my job at UWE helped me...
Research themes within Bristol Research in Economics (BRE) - Bristol Research in Economics
Research themes of Bristol Research in Economics (BRE) at UWE Bristol.
Office for Environmental Protection – The Challenges Ahead Office for Environmental Protection – The Challenges Ahead | Bristol Law School blog
Chetana Karunatilaka PhD student Member of the Environmental Law and Sustainability Research group The Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group (ELSRG) in collaboration with a leading law chamber 6 Pump Court and UK Environmental Law...
Bath Digital Festival 2020 Bath Digital Festival 2020 | Engineering Our Future
The same great festival just a little bit different Bath Digital Festival is happening! Get yourself ready for one of the biggest celebrations of digital and tech in the South West. Make sure to block out your diary and join in the fun from 20th...
A practice perspective: Facilitating a LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® workshop A practice perspective: Facilitating a LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® workshop | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Senior Lecturer in Strategy and Enterprise Pam Seanor recently hosted a workshop for NMI a payment solution company in Lego ® Serious Play®. Read her account below: Written by Pam Seanor Between practice and theorising Serious-playing with...
Clean Air Day: Measures and policies to reduce air pollution including vehicle emission controls and likely future scenarios for air quality abatement References Clean Air Day: Measures and policies to reduce air pollution including vehicle emission controls and likely future scenarios for air quality abatement | Research and External Engagement
15 June 2023 is Clean Air Day. To celebrate we are sharing this blog post by MSc Environmental Management student Sam Smith: Happy Clean Air Day! The theme this year is human health (Global Action Plan 2023). Why? Because air pollution is the...
Student blog post: Common Reporting Standards – Criminal Information Nowhere to Hide? Student blog post: Common Reporting Standards – Criminal Information Nowhere to Hide? | Bristol Law School blog
This post (edited for publication) is contributed to our blog as an excerpt from an LLM Dissertation by Yen Lai. Views expressed in this blog post are those of the author only who consents to the publication. Our financial world today remains as...
Is Higher Education Broken? An online seminar with Professor Richard Watermeyer Is Higher Education Broken? An online seminar with Professor Richard Watermeyer | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Last week Bristol Leadership & Change Centre was delighted to host an online seminar with Richard Watermeyer Professor of Higher Education and Co-Director of the Centre for Higher Education Transformations at the University of Bristol. He is...
Eligibility and applications - How to apply
Eligibility and how to apply for research study at UWE Bristol's Doctoral Academy.
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...
Ethical moments in International Development research with Professor Peter Case Ethical moments in International Development research with Professor Peter Case | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Professor Peter Case gave a seminar paper last week entitled ‘Ethical moments in International Development research: Aporia undecidability and the unintended consequences of ethnocentric ethics’ as part of the Ethics Seminar Series run by the...