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BRIDGE Paired Peers Twilight Event BRIDGE Paired Peers Twilight Event | Education blog
BRIDGE is pleased to invite you to the Paired Peers Twilight event. This event is on 14 Feb 16:30-18:30 Room 2S704 Frenchay Campus the University of the West of England.Critical perspectives on transitions into through and beyond university:...
Working with ambitious companies to accelerate innovation and bring real change Working with ambitious companies to accelerate innovation and bring real change | Research and External Engagement
“Research is a passion. Look at the work we’ve done in developing magnetic detection technology – for home use doctors’ surgeries and point of care. I love working with ambitious companies to accelerate their innovation...
UWE Bristol awarded funding to support sensitive data research UWE Bristol awarded funding to support sensitive data research | Research and External Engagement
UWE Bristol is leading one of six community groups awarded funding to advance sensitive data research from the DARE UK (Data and Analytics Research Environments UK) programme funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). This new funding round...
UWE Bristol academic authors report on sustainable development for the Welsh Government UWE Bristol academic authors report on sustainable development for the Welsh Government | Research and External Engagement
UWE Bristol academic Dr Laura De Vito has recently authored a world-leading report for the Welsh Government titled “Foresight for sustainable development and well-being governance in Wales.” The report funded by the Economic and Social Research...
Developing and implementing a public health and criminological approach to tackling sexual abuse Developing and implementing a public health and criminological approach to tackling sexual abuse | Research and External Engagement
A new book from UWE Bristol colleagues is shining a light on how we can take a fresh approach to preventing sexual abuse. Content note: This blog discusses sexual abuse and prevention. The book Developing and Implementing a Public Health and...
English Literature - BA(Hons)
Study our future-facing English Literature course. Explore literature's impact on the world and deepen your understanding of fiction across periods and genres.
Fashion - Graduate destinations
Graduate destinations for Fashion graduates six months after leaving UWE Bristol.
The Invisible Labour of Maternity Leave in a Global Pandemic. The Invisible Labour of Maternity Leave in a Global Pandemic. | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Dr. Jenna Pandeli Dr Chloe Tarrabain & Dr Mahwish Khan Welcome to the home of our research on ‘The Invisible Labour of New Mothers on Maternity Leave in a Global Pandemic’. Here you will find our full research report a short video that...
Cyber Security research theme - Research themes
An overview of the Cyber Security research area within the Computer Science Research Centre (CSRC) at UWE Bristol.
Applied Marketing Research Group blog Applied Marketing Research Group blog
The latest blog post is written by Martin Williams a member of UWE’s Applied Marketing Research Group. In 2012 I was the Sales & Marketing Director at the ecological attraction and charity the Eden Project. I wrote an email to my...
Using referencing software Using referencing software | Bristol Business School blog
Sarah-Louise Weller and Noëlle Quénivet Referencing is a cornerstone of academic integrity and scholarly communication. It ensures that ideas are properly attributed supports the credibility of research and facilitates peer review. In today’s...
Research with purpose: The impact of hybrid working on Black women academics: navigating visibility care and change Research with purpose: The impact of hybrid working on Black women academics: navigating visibility care and change | Research and External Engagement
When we talk about hybrid working in higher education the conversation often centres on flexibility and productivity. But for Black women academics one of the most under-represented groups in UK universities the reality is far more complex. A...