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What Muslim Refugee Women’s Everyday Geographies Reveal About “Integration” in Bristol What Muslim Refugee Women’s Everyday Geographies Reveal About “Integration” in Bristol | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Reem Elnady In the UK refugee integration is often framed as a set of measurable outcomes—employment language skills “shared values.” This turns integration into an abstract checklist of achievements that allow a newcomer to “slot in” to...
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...
“The idea of citizen participation is a little like eating spinach…” "The idea of citizen participation is a little like eating spinach..." | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
Katie McClymont co-author of a recent comprehensive review of the evidence between community-led housing (CLH) and health describes a stimulating stakeholder workshop session… In her famous and oft-quoted article Sherry Arnstein describes...
Getting public health evidence into planning policy Getting public health evidence into planning policy | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Danielle Sinnett Miriam Ricci Janet Ige Hannah Hickman Adam Sheppard and Nick Croft (UWE) Michael Chang (PHE) Julia Thrift and Tim Emery (TCPA) The Getting Research Into Practice 2 (GRIP2) project was commissioned by Public Health (PHE)...
UWE Bristol launches Spring Bristol Distinguished Address Series UWE Bristol launches Spring Bristol Distinguished Address Series | Bristol Business School blog
The successful Bristol Distinguished Address Series is back for 2020. This series of free public lectures brings top-level business leaders to Bristol and has seen a wide array of inspiring talks since its launch. The talks provide a unique...
Case study: How happy is your pig? Case study: How happy is your pig? | Research and External Engagement
Professor Melvyn Smith was recently interviewed by KTN about his research into the emotional state of pigs. The below case study was written by Alan Cowie at KTN as part of their annual report: Innovation in agriculture has advanced...
Innovation with impact – How a badminton tournament became a catalyst for community health research Innovation with impact - How a badminton tournament became a catalyst for community health research | Research and External Engagement
At first glance a badminton tournament might just seem like an enjoyable recreational event. But for Dr Praveen Kumar Associate Professor in Stroke Rehabilitation at UWE Bristol it has become a powerful vehicle for innovation student engagement...
Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study: B-hive Innovations Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study: B-hive Innovations | Research and External Engagement
(L-R) Dr Robin Thorn (UWE Bristol) Dr Barbara Correia (KTP Associate) Mark Willcox (Branston Ltd) Vee Gururajan (B-hive Innovations). In the below case study we share the highlights from our Knowledge Transfer Partnership with B-hive...
Renewable energy? We’re big fans! Renewable energy? We’re big fans! | Science Communication Unit blog
The Science Communication Unit supported three successful bids to the British Council to participate in their Science in Schools initiative. Alongside sending Robotics PhD students and BoxED interns to France to run two weeks of activities former...
The BIG Picture The BIG Picture | Science Communication Unit blog
Bloom’s Taxonomy In July I travelled to the Centre for Life in Newcastle upon Tyne for the BIG Event – an annual science communication conference organised by the British Interactive Group. The schedule was jam-packed with workshops on a...
Working during your studies - Working in the UK
Many Tier 4 (General) students can undertake work in the UK during their studies. Find out more about working during your studies.