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Month: May 2025 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
Born and raised in Bristol Sam Jukes founded Cacto Drinks in 2020 while still studying his BA(Hons) in Sports Business and Entrepreneurship. With the support of the UWE Bristol Entrepreneurial Futures Award (EFA) Sam’s company is going...
UWE Bristol’s MAKERS Project at the Parliamentary Repair Café UWE Bristol's MAKERS Project at the Parliamentary Repair Café | Engineering Our Future
Last week Kat Corbett Coordinator of the School of Engineering’s MAKERS Project and Repair Cafe was among a select group of community repair leaders invited to take part in a unique event inside the Houses of Parliament. Kat was one of 20...
Secondary Physical Education - PGCE with QTS
PGCE Physical Education trains PE teachers that bring physical activity to life. You'll use your passion for sport to shape the lives of young children.
Journalism - MA
Our MA Journalism course, supported by the BBC Mentor Scheme, empowers our students to become the futures finest multimedia storytellers.
Playing the blues- the cocreation of happiness Playing the blues- the cocreation of happiness | Applied Marketing Research Group blog
Professor Tim Hughes’s experience of playing and performing blues music got him thinking about how an individual’s happiness or subjective well-being is often co-created with many other people. Given a long-term interest in co-creation of value...
How postgraduate study helped me discover my dream career. How postgraduate study helped me discover my dream career. | Student views blog
by Paul MSc Financial Technology In this blog MSc Financial Technology graduate Paul tells us about his postgraduate journey and how it helped him to secure a job in the financial technology sector after graduation. Read more. My name is Paul...
Postgraduate Science Communication students get stuck in on ‘Science in Public Spaces’ Postgraduate Science Communication students get stuck in on 'Science in Public Spaces' | Science Communication Unit blog
Emma Weitkamp & Erik Stengler September saw the lecturing staff at the Science Communication Unit welcoming our new MSc Science Communication and PgCert Practical Science Communication students to UWE and Bristol. It also sees the start of...
Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) | Science Communication Unit blog
The inside of the human body and all its organs cells and molecules can be tricky to visualise and that makes it difficult to understand how conditions like diabetes work. We can use things like models to help us see all these different features...
Targeting the Proceeds of Darknet Market Crime: A Familiar Unending Struggle? Targeting the Proceeds of Darknet Market Crime: A Familiar Unending Struggle? | UWEcyber Research Blog
Dr Matthew Robert Shillito Leading Darknet markets such as Hydra World Market and Cypher have long attracted law enforcement attention. They provide access to illicit goods and services (such as drugs fake identity documents and hitmen for hire)...
MSc Science Communication – Learning Lab placements MSc Science Communication - Learning Lab placements | Science Communication Unit blog
Have you heard of Learning Lab placements? They are placements are offered to students studying a MSc Science Communication with UWE Bristol’s Science Communication Unit. They are a great way to gain industry experience and network with some...
‘We Out Here’ – Black British Voices in English Curricula ‘We Out Here’ – Black British Voices in English Curricula | Education blog
Amy Saleh Amy.Saleh@uwe.ac.uk In 2020 the absence of Black writers from GCSE English Literature set text lists was widely acknowledged in educational reports and news outlets (Sundorph 2020; Pearson 2020; Weale and Bakare 2020). UK exam boards...
Making connections more meaningful Making connections more meaningful | Student blog
We’ve all struggled to connect with other people at one time or another and university is usually the first step out of the bubble of school or college. Ironically sometimes the more people you’re surrounded by the easier it can be to feel...