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Hypothermia rates halved in babies born before arrival at hospital, new research finds
Rates of hypothermia in babies born before arriving at hospital in the South West of England have halved over the last five years, new research has revealed.
Ifeoma Dan-Ogosi - 100 Black Women Professors NOW
Ifeoma Dan-Ogosi is Senior Lecturer in Public Health at UWE Bristol and attendee of the 100 Black Women Professors NOW programme.
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Image resources and copyright information.
Opinion: Bristol Council elections - back to the future?
Two UWE Bristol academics give their views on what opportunities and challenges lie ahead following the Bristol Council elections on 2 May.
Introduction to referencing - Referencing
View an introduction to referencing and a list of common terms.
Arts Council England commits new investment for Arnolfini as part of new UWE Bristol partnership
Arnolfini and Arts Council England (ACE) announce a major new investment of £1.8 million as part of new partnership with UWE Bristol.
FUTURES - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
Details on the 'FUTURES - Teleworking and travel' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
Visa documentation - Applying for a visa
To make a student visa application from outside or inside the UK you will need to provide a number of documents.
Impact statement - Get disability support
Tell your teaching team more about your disability, impairment or caring responsibilities with an impact statement.
Student privacy notice - Privacy notices
Key information about how UWE Bristol uses information about our students (known as personal data).
Winning bus design by UWE Bristol student
A new bus wrap designed by student Rosalyn Burroughs has been unveiled to mark 80 years since the first female bus drivers were employed in Bristol.
Scientists devise biosensor to tackle cocoa disease and protect farmers' livelihoods
UWE Bristol scientists devise a biosensor to tackle cocoa disease.