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eVisas - Visas and immigration
Details on how to create and update your eVisa account, share your status with third parties, travel internationally and fix issues.
Cite Them Right Harvard - Referencing
Guidance for referencing your academic work using the Cite Them Right Harvard standard.
Education resources - Browse resources A-Z
Children's picture books and youth fiction to support your learning and practice.
Foundation Failure and Repair film - Films
How to buy the Foundation Failure and Repair film produced by UWE Bristol's Educational Resources for the Built Environment (ERBE).
Postgraduate research supervisors - Current postgraduate research students
Information and advice for postgraduate research supervisors on recruiting and supervising postgraduate research (PGR) students.
Confronting inequalities in education - Enriching culture place and community
Dr Richard Waller leads longitudinal research into the relationship between education and social justice and confronting and challenging inequalities for young people.
Find support for community concerns - Community liaison
Find the right organisation to contact when concerns arise, understand when to contact UWE Bristol and know we may be able to do.
Receiving your loan - US federal loans
Information about receiving your US federal loan and how to change your loan.
Opinion: If you want trams, support the buses
Graham Parkhurst, Professor of Sustainability, Centre for Transport and Society, reacts to news of £800 million investment in the region's transport network.
Case studies and evidence - Academic appeals
Case studies to provide an idea of some of the types of cases that have been accepted or rejected in previous years.
New app launched to support the 1 in 5 UK adults experiencing continence issues
A new app to support people with continence issues has been launched by UWE Bristol, the Bladder and Bowel Confidence Health Integration Team (BABCON).
UWE Bristol graduate leads startup focused on improving e-scooter safety
A startup founded by a UWE Bristol graduate has secured £350,000 from investors to develop new technology to improve e-scooter safety.