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External partner data privacy notice - Privacy notices
UWE Bristol external partner data privacy notice describing how we collect, manage and use your personal information.
Guide to credibility interview - Applying for a student visa outside of the UK
Advice on how to prepare if you're invited by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) to a credibility interview during your Student Visa application.
Towards reliable mobility - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
Read more about the 'towards reliable mobility' project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
Evaluation of the Royal Society Education Outreach Training Course - Projects
Evaluation of the Royal Society Education Outreach Training Course.
UWE Bristol Community Fund information session
Learn how to apply for up to £3,000 from the UWE Bristol Community Fund and find out what makes a strong application.
More information on repositories and open research - Research Repository
Includes general repository FAQs, repository policies and open research glossary
Cite Them Right Harvard - Referencing
Guidance for referencing your academic work using the Cite Them Right Harvard standard.
George Weston - 22 November 2017 - Previous events
George Weston, Chief Executive of Associated British Foods plc, delivered a Bristol Distinguished Address Series lecture entitled "Value of the Industrial Food System".
How to reference and avoid plagiarism
This workshop explores key concepts around academic integrity and offers practice in paraphrasing, citing and referencing.
Part-time work - Money and finance
Information for students about working alongside your studies, including how many hours to work, tax advice, and guidance for EU and International students.
Passwords - Information Security Toolkit
Advice on strong passwords, keeping them secure and password managers.
Socially intelligent robot to be introduced to special needs school in innovative study
Researchers from UWE Bristol are investigating how socially intelligent robots can be used in schools to support young, autistic people.