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My career top tip My career top tip | Student blog
by Mohamed Starting university was an exciting milestone but stepping into my first law lecture felt like diving headfirst into a whirlwind of information and challenges. From exploring potential career paths in the legal sector to understanding...
Category: IT IT | Student blog
Ping!…. Ping!….. Ping ping ping! An overflowing inbox with new emails coming in faster than you can delete the old ones can feel like a lot. We get it. And we know you don’t want to be inundated with irrelevant information or...
Engineering Science Education: Teaching Science Through Engineering Engineering Science Education: Teaching Science Through Engineering | Education blog
In UK primary schools there are very few teachers who have any scientific qualifications above GCSE level. Many also report that they struggle with science subject knowledge and that this causes them to feel less confident about teaching science....
Whizz Pop Bang magazine and new resources for schools Whizz Pop Bang magazine and new resources for schools | Engineering Our Future
Whizz Pop Bang “the awesome science magazine for kids” have kindly offered use of their resources in our Women Like Me activities. They’re not just a magazine; they create hands-on science lessons too. Here’s what Rachael...
‘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...
Month: November 2025 29 November 2025 | Applied Marketing Research Group blog
Meet Mario Vafeas Professor of Marketing and Leader of the Applied Marketing Research Group With a background in consultancy and an interest in research with real-world impact Professor Mario Vafeas brings industry insight and academic rigour...
Tag: conference conference | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
by Ahmed Hagras Senior Lecturer in Building Information Modelling Co-programme leader MSc BIM In 2024 we brought people together from across the built environment to ask a big question: “Are We There Yet?” It was a moment to pause and reflect on...
Biospheric Microplastics Research Cluster: Meet the team Biospheric Microplastics Research Cluster: Meet the team | Biospheric Microplastics research blog
The Biospheric Microplastics Research Cluster (BMRC) aims to address critical gaps in the microplastics research landscape notably the association between environmental exposure to microplastics through source pathway receptor relationships and...
Research within the Science Communication Unit Research within the Science Communication Unit | Research and External Engagement
“Research within the Science Communication Unit focuses on the interface between science and society whether that’s journalism science centres citizen science or the myriad ways that we can bring researchers together with members of...
Tag: Centre for Research in Biosciences Centre for Research in Biosciences | Centre for Biomedical Research blog
Prof. John Hancock Dr. Tim Craig and Ros Rouse discuss the impact that the pandemic has had on animals around the world While the COVID pandemic has had a devastating impact on humanity across the globe less consideration was given to its impact...
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...