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An Active City is a Competitive City An Active City is a Competitive City | Vice-Chancellor's blog
Cities are competing in a global knowledge economy. With the greater mobility of business and labour the personal choices and lifestyle preferences of highly skilled workers are increasingly important in order to compete. Employers are having...
Don’t forget: UWE women in STEM events tomorrow Don't forget: UWE women in STEM events tomorrow | Engineering Our Future
There’s still time to sign up for two FREE events hosted by UWE at the Bristol and Bath Science Park tomorrow (please note the change of venue; these events were originally scheduled to be held at UWE): Women Like Me – Boosting mentoring...
Bristol Tech Fair taking place in November 2019 Bristol Tech Fair taking place in November 2019 | Engineering Our Future
Saturday 9th November 2019 10:00-16:00 Colston Hall Bristol Bristol Tech Fair is a celebration of technology engineering and science for young people and families in Bristol. It will be a full day of hands-on activities to explore the latest...
Celebrating 1 000 Degree Apprenticeships at UWE Bristol Celebrating 1 000 Degree Apprenticeships at UWE Bristol | Research and External Engagement
In January UWE Bristol reached 1 000 degree apprenticeships. Degree apprenticeships combine on-the-job training with study for a higher level qualification giving you the highly skilled and knowledgeable workforce your business needs. UWE...
Tag: UWE research UWE research | Research and External Engagement
How can universities better embed health and wellbeing into everything they do – from teaching and research to student experience and policy? That was the focus of the 2025 International Health Promoting Campuses (IHPC) Conference hosted...
Let’s focus on mental health Let's focus on mental health | Student blog
We all know how important the topic of mental health is and it’s particularly important for uni students. You might be living away from home for the first time. Trying to juggle your academic studies socialising and earning some money....
Month: November 2023 14 March 2026 | Student blog
Hi! I’m MJ Andarcia-Bravo UWE’S Anti-Sexual Violence Advisor. I was an Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) before joining UWE and I was also a Community Engagement Officer and delivered training around consent sexual harassment and...
Beyond the Pavement: Learning the Cumulative Power of Everyday Green Spaces Beyond the Pavement: Learning the Cumulative Power of Everyday Green Spaces | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
Joseph Harbourd As part of my MSc in Sustainable Development in Practice I am undertaking an internship and I have been fortunate to join the GP4Streets project working alongside Danielle Sinnett Owen Cranshaw and Issy Bray. This opportunity has...
Author: Anna Jones Anna Jones | Research and External Engagement
The Centre for Machine Vision (CMV) at UWE Bristol have recently won funding to investigate towards a Holistic Assessment of Animal Welfare using Emotion and Deep Learning building on prior work from CMV. The project aims to develop technology...
Mobility disadvantage, access to training and employment, and wellbeing: the case of Lawrence Weston in Bristol - Transport planning and placemaking
More information on the research project 'Mobility disadvantage, access to training and employment and well-being: the case of Lawrence Weston in Bristol'.
Taking things slow – why a part-time Postgraduate course might work best for you. Taking things slow – why a part-time Postgraduate course might work best for you. | Student views blog
By Alex MSc Sustainable Development in Practice. We asked our Professional and Creative Writing students to interview Postgraduate students/graduates about their experience at UWE Bristol and ghost write a blog based on their answers. In this...
The Power of Yoga: Using yoga to promote psychological and physical health By Emma Halliwell The Power of Yoga: Using yoga to promote psychological and physical health | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Emma Halliwell I was 21 living in Brighton studying and partying when went to my first yoga class. I was immediately hooked. I have been practicing yoga with varying frequency ever since. In those early days yoga helped me cope with the...