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Midwifery - BSc(Hons)
BSc(Hons) Midwifery is accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), which means you can register as a midwife with them when you graduate.
Tag: Policing Policing | Policing blog
Each year a unique opportunity brings together police students and lecturers from across Europe for a week of international collaboration and learning. This year UWE Bristol Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) students Kennedy Marlow...
Month: November 2023 November 2023 | Policing blog
This week’s blog is written by UWE Bristol Policing programme Senior Lecturer Gary Stephens. Gary served in Avon & Somerset Police as a Detective Chief Inspector prior to joining UWE Bristol where he is the module leader for ‘Becoming...
Tag: UWE Bristol UWE Bristol | Policing blog
This week’s blog is written by UWE Bristol Policing programme Senior Lecturer Gary Stephens. Gary served in Avon & Somerset Police as a Detective Chief Inspector prior to joining UWE Bristol where he is the module leader for ‘Becoming...
Science Futures 2020 – Promoting Diverse Careers in the Sciences Science Futures 2020 – Promoting Diverse Careers in the Sciences | Employability in Applied Sciences
Happy new year and welcome to the Department of Applied Science Employability Blog. Our first article was on Sandwich Placements and Internships written by our Associate editor and current MSc Public Health student Jessica Griffith and published...
Living through Lockdown – A Graduate Tale Living through Lockdown – A Graduate Tale | Employability in Applied Sciences
This article has been written by Grace Russell an inspirational woman who has shown us in this article just how achievable things can be if you stay resilient in spite of obstacles that come our way. We hope you enjoy the read and that it gets...
What we can learn from Easton – 3 indicators of community climate action What we can learn from Easton - 3 indicators of community climate action | Science Communication Unit blog
by Mic Palmer A Youth Climate Café that took place in St Marks Church in Easton in April 2022 invited young people across Bristol to come and share in climate discussions and activities. It was organised by UWE Bristol researchers community...
Meet our ever-growing blog team! Our Writers The DAS Editorial Team Meet our ever-growing blog team! | Employability in Applied Sciences
In this article we are showcasing our blog team. Run by Dr. Emmanuel Adukwu (Editor) and Jessica Griffith (Associate Editor) we formally introduce the members of the DAS Employability blog team. You may have seen or read articles from some of...
Rest Reflect and Grow Rest Reflect and Grow | Employability in Applied Sciences
As the Christmas season is upon us Jessica Griffith wrote this article to encourage and inspire you to not only enjoy this season but to reflect grow and prepare for the next as we enter the New Year 2021. This year has been a rollercoaster...
Academic Spotlight: Dr. Laura Goodwin Academic Spotlight: Dr. Laura Goodwin | Research and External Engagement
Dr Laura Goodwin is a Senior Research Fellow in Emergency Care at UWE Bristol. Her study on the temperature measurement of babies born in the pre-hospital setting has been accepted for publication in Emergency Medical Journal this week; in this...
Evaluating Europe’s largest project on citizen-inclusive decision making for clean air and carbon management Evaluating Europe’s largest project on citizen-inclusive decision making for clean air and carbon management | Science Communication Unit blog
With just ten years left to change our carbon intensive lifestyles to mitigate climate chaos urgent decisions need to be made about how we can reach net zero and clean air. Meanwhile the Covid19 pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement show...
Exploring Science Communication as a Cognitive Sciences Student Exploring Science Communication as a Cognitive Sciences Student | Science Communication Unit blog
When I first heard the term “sabbatical student ” I pictured old-timey scholars taking long breaks to mull over grand ideas. Not that I took this image literally but somehow this is what sprang to mind. In reality I was lucky enough to hold this...