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PCDA Students go International: PC’s Kennedy Marlow and Fay Workman Reflect on International Project Week in Germany PCDA Students go International: PC’s Kennedy Marlow and Fay Workman Reflect on International Project Week in Germany | 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...
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Author: Micah Hassall This week we are proud to share this insightful blog post about Stand Against Racism & Inequality (SARI) an organisation whose contributions have been invaluable to our Policing programme. Their sessions play a vital...
Research study identifies best ways to encourage weaker readers to take up reading for pleasure
Children who struggle with reading would be more inclined to read for pleasure if they were offered books that matched their interests, a study has found.
Deathscapes and diversity - Projects
A project that investigates the politics and practices of migrant and minority cemetery and crematoria provision in four case towns in England and Wales.
Applications
The application and admissions process for postgraduate research degrees at UWE Bristol.
Educational partners in the School of Computing and Creative Technologies - Computing and Creative Technologies
The School of Computing and Creative Technologies works with a significant number of successful and longstanding academic partners.
Healthy places start with healthier local plans, new research finds
Local government statutory local plans were found lacking in consideration of health priorities and needs according to a new review by UWE Bristol and the University of Bristol.
Welcome to our new series ‘A Day in the Life of’ Welcome to our new series ‘A Day in the Life of’ | Policing blog
As we celebrate the first anniversary of the UWE Bristol Policing blog we are thrilled to introduce our new series “A Day in the Life of… ” where we explore the daily experiences of those who serve protect and respect our communities. This...
Public inquiries: a way to draw a line in the sand or avoid accountability? Public inquiries: a way to draw a line in the sand or avoid accountability? | Research and External Engagement
When gross negligence occurs in a hospital or a public organisation is suspected of acting inappropriately in a murder investigation the victims’ families often want to hold someone accountable. For them public inquiries are a chance for those...
Author: claudiamccready claudiamccready | Policing blog
This blog has been written by Lynn Mohring Simon Hauk and Simon Grethlein. This January three student officers from the Rhineland-Palatinate University of Police immersed themselves in a week of policing culture and community at UWE Bristol and...
New UWE Bristol policy briefing highlights opportunities to strengthen children’s participation in Welsh teacher education New UWE Bristol policy briefing highlights opportunities to strengthen children’s participation in Welsh teacher education | Research and External Engagement
New research from UWE Bristol is calling for stronger and more consistent support for children’s participation within Initial Teacher Education (ITE) in Wales highlighting clear opportunities to embed children’s rights and voice more...