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Robots. What could possibly go wrong? Robots. What could possibly go wrong? | Engineering Our Future
Originally posted on September 17th 2019 by Alan Winfield on his blog. Imagine that your elderly mother or grandmother has an assisted living robot to help her live independently at home. The robot is capable of fetching her drinks reminding her...
UWE Bristol Inspire Workshop Series – New for 2022 UWE Bristol Inspire Workshop Series - New for 2022 | Research and External Engagement
UWE Bristol has developed a series of inspiring workshops for individuals teams and organisations. Delivered through a blend of peer-to-peer learning and interactive sessions attendees will learn proactive practical skills and tools to enhance...
Urgent reform needed to support ambulance-delivered end of life care, study finds
More than three quarters of paramedics sometimes fear doing the wrong thing when caring for people in the last year of life, new research has found.
How Clearing put me back in control How Clearing put me back in control | Student views blog
By Maisy BSc(Hons) Biomedical Science UWE Bristol student Maisy shares how Clearing offered her alternative options when she didn’t get onto the course she originally applied for. She shares her experience of calling the Admissions team on...
Working in the UK - Visas and immigration
It is important that you understand the working conditions attached to your immigration permission before you commence both paid and unpaid work in the UK.
Withdrawing from your course for full-time undergraduate students - Student Money Service
There are a range of support services available to help you explore your options if you're considering withdrawing from your course.
Dock-to-Dock project wins government funding Dock-to-Dock project wins government funding | Engineering Our Future
In an effort to build back better from COVID-19 and support innovative new enterprises the government has announced funding to support projects harnessing the latest technology to support the fight against COVID-19 and other global challenges...
The long and winding road to science journalism The long and winding road to science journalism | Science Communication Unit blog
How do you get your first job in science communication? That’s not a straightforward question to answer – when it comes to science journalism at least. My experience of working in the industry showed me that having some kind of experience –...
Launch Space residents Scribeless win Santander Universities Entrepreneurship Award Launch Space residents Scribeless win Santander Universities Entrepreneurship Award | Research and External Engagement
On October 3rd Launch Space residents Scribeless won the Santander Universities Entrepreneurship Award. Scribeless helps companies better engage their customers through the power of the handwritten letter. They automate the process using AI and...
UWE Bristol shortlisted for three Times Higher Awards 2019 UWE Bristol shortlisted for three Times Higher Awards 2019 | Research and External Engagement
The University has been shortlisted in recognition of our outstanding achievements over the last 12 months in three categories: Outstanding Entrepreneurial University award; Business School of the Year; and Outstanding Strategic Planning Team of...
‘The beautiful Scandinavian city nobody thinks to visit’… 'The beautiful Scandinavian city nobody thinks to visit’… | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Hannah Hickman Katie McClymont Adam Sheppard and Stephen Hall This is how the Swedish city of Gothenburg was recently described (Leadbeater 2018) yet here we were in July 2018 four members of UWE’s planning research team. We were attending the...