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Wear your shoes tie your laces; we whizz off to study greenspaces! Wear your shoes tie your laces; we whizz off to study greenspaces! | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Zaky Fouad On January 13th 2023 I asked chatGPT what are greenspaces? It answered: “Greenspaces are areas of natural or semi-natural land such as parks gardens and other open spaces that provide a range of benefits for people and the...
Addressing the awarding gap: A research event with Dr Paul Campbell Addressing the awarding gap: A research event with Dr Paul Campbell | Education blog
This blog was originally featured on UWE Bristol’s Research and External Engagement blog on 21 March 2025. Date: Friday 11 April 2025Time: 14:30–16:30Venue: Room 2X242 Frenchay Campus Education and Childhood Research Group (ECRG) is proud...
Sober curiosity Sober curiosity | Student blog
January is the perfect time for a reset. For some students that means exploring sober curiosity—a growing movement focused on questioning your relationship with alcohol and embracing mindful choices. Whether you’re taking part in Dry January...
Health Psychology - Doctor of
Professional Doctorate Health Psychology will give you the knowledge and skills to become a Chartered Psychologist. You'll learn from our team of HCPC-registered Health Psychologists, benefiting from their expertise in research, behaviour change and their extensive professional network.
Health Promotion - Professional/Short course
Access, synthesise, critically analyse and apply knowledge and understanding of the theoretical, philosophical and political foundations of health promotion.
Pathophysiology and Diagnostic Reasoning for Advancing Practice - Professional/Short course
Build on your knowledge to improve understanding and critical evaluation of the pathophysiology and diagnostics of common diseases seen in clinical practice.
What Does Entrepreneurship Mean to You? What Does Entrepreneurship Mean to You? | Employability in Applied Sciences
In her first article on this blog platform Isobel Gordon has brilliantly summarised the Department of Applied Sciences (DAS) February Monthly Employability Seminar featuring one of our very own writers Joseph Myatt. If you’re intrigued...