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Applying for ethical approval - Research ethics
The University's ethics application process for students and staff, approval pathways, and forms.
Tag: Policing Policing | Policing blog
Introduction: The Case of Una Crown In January 2013 86-year-old Una Crown was found dead in her home. Despite obvious signs of foul play police ruled her death non-suspicious failing to secure the scene. A post-mortem later revealed she had been...
Author: Employability in Applied Sciences Employability in Applied Sciences | Employability in Applied Sciences
An academic society open to all students and alumni – no matter the course or education stage. In our first years at university we had struggled to find a sense of belonging and community. This is what led six Biomedical and Biological science...
Professional checks for Health and Education courses - Applying
Professional checks for enrolling on Health, Social Work and Education courses
Rediscovering motivation at the Earthwatch “Science Camp” Rediscovering motivation at the Earthwatch “Science Camp” | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah E. McConnell Great expectations Like many other PhD students I am sure I found myself struggling to stay motivated over the doldrum summer months. Campus quietens and academic activities wind down which is an issue if like me you get...
Bristol’s Spires and Spaces: churches former churches and (municipal) spirituality in the city. Bristol’s Spires and Spaces: churches former churches and (municipal) spirituality in the city. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Katie McClymont… Viewed from any of the many excellent vista-points the skyline city of Bristol in common with several other UK cities remains clearly punctuated by the towers spires and steeples of many buildings which are or have been...
How UWE Bristol students use and experience campus greenspaces How UWE Bristol students use and experience campus greenspaces | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Yarden Woolf Over the last two and a half years I have been researching some of the greenspaces on campus as part of my PhD. Overall my study explores the relationship between students’ experience in greenspaces nature connectedness and...
Workplace Trends 2013…what’s new in work space? Workplace Trends 2013...what's new in work space? | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
By Dr Harriet Shortt Another part of my week last week was spent at the Workplace Trends Conference 2013 held at the Royal College of General Practitioners. This is one of the few non-academic conferences I have been to and it was recommended by...
Perspectives on Unleadership: Collaborating and connecting — shifting the dialogue together. Perspectives on Unleadership: Collaborating and connecting — shifting the dialogue together. | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Photo by Shane Rounce on Unsplash This is a re-blog. Click here to view the original Written by Dr Kay Galpin and other blogs discussing this topic. Professor Carol Jarvis Professor Hugo Gaggiotti and Dr Selen Kars founded ‘The...
Reflections on the Aspire People Development Programme with Avon and Somerset Police Reflections on the Aspire People Development Programme with Avon and Somerset Police | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
By Holly Poole Policy and Support Coordinator for Avon and Somerset Police. When I was asked to write this blog I was a little hesitant to broadcast myself to the whole of the Force but I hope my blog may inspire others to take a step out of...
Urgenda: A Turning Point in Climate Litigation- An Analysis of the Supreme Court Decision Urgenda: A Turning Point in Climate Litigation- An Analysis of the Supreme Court Decision | Bristol Law School blog
By Farzam Maleki second year LLB student The main question of law raised by the Urgenda case[1] is whether the Dutch government was acting unlawfully in not meeting the internationally recognised climate target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions...
Workshop ‘The Future of the Commons’ with Keynote Speaker David Bollier Workshop ‘The Future of the Commons’ with Keynote Speaker David Bollier | Bristol Law School blog
Photo by Liam Pozz On 28 February 2018 while Dr Philippe Karpe Visiting Scholar of the Environmental Law Research Unit (ELRU) and International Law and Human Rights Research Unit (ILHRU) stayed at UWE Elena Blanco chaired and organised a...