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How to book a room - Study spaces
You can book rooms on Frenchay, Bower Ashton or Glenside Campus to use for group study or other academic purposes.
Case studies and evidence - Academic appeals
Case studies to provide an idea of some of the types of cases that have been accepted or rejected in previous years.
School of Computing and Creative Technologies industry partners - School partnerships
We work with some of the top employers in the industry to keep our courses relevant and bring real world insights into our teaching.
Trouble logging in? - Browse databases
Most library databases and resources will require a username and password to log in. Read our common questions and answers about logging in to databases.
Library opening hours - Our libraries
Opening hours for UWE Bristol libraries.
Heating film - Films
How to buy the Heating film produced by UWE Bristol's Educational Resources for the Built Environment (ERBE).
House 2006 film - Films
How to buy the House 2006 film produced by UWE Bristol's Educational Resources for the Built Environment (ERBE).
Facial recognition technology aims to detect emotional state in pigs
Machine vision experts at UWE Bristol and Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) are developing a tool to monitor animals faces, alerting farmers to problems.
UWE Bristol’s environmentally conscious and student-focused accommodation wins three awards
Purdown View, the world's largest certified Passivhaus student accommodation development, has been recognised at Property Week Student Accommodation Awards.
Big leap forward for environmentally friendly ‘e-textiles’ technology
Research led by UWE Bristol and the University of Southampton has shown wearable electronic textiles (e-textiles) can be both sustainable and biodegradable.
Why Jack wants you to know about the Wallscourt Scholarships
Meet Jack, a final year BA(Hons) Criminology student is pleased to tell you his story; he’s keen for more people to know about what he received.
Voice-activated AI system could improve construction worker safety, productivity and efficiency
Construction workers could soon benefit from voice-activated technology, developed at UWE Bristol, which beams audio instructions into their earpiece.