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New toolkit launched to improve dementia care for South Asian people
People living with dementia in South Asian communities will benefit from improved culturally sensitive support due to a newly launched online toolkit.
Giving healthcare students training in British Sign Language and Deaf awareness vital for safety and inclusion
UWE Bristol's British Sign Language society calls on universities and healthcare organisations to equip healthcare students with deaf awareness training.
UWE Bristol academic works with child sexual abuse survivors to improve their experiences of sexual health services
A health psychologist at UWE Bristol has worked with partners to develop improved services for children and young people who have experienced sexual abuse.
UWE Bristol Honorary Graduates 2022
Announcing four recipients of Honorary Degrees awarded at Bristol Cathedral in November 2022.
Protecting your visa - enrolment and attendance - Visas and immigration
As a student who has a Tier 4 visa you need to meet certain rules while studying at UWE Bristol. Find out more about enrolment and attendance monitoring.
Study reveals emotional turmoil experienced after dog theft is like that of a caregiver losing a child
A new study led by a UWE Bristol researcher has revealed the extent of the emotional turmoil experienced by dog owners after their pet has been stolen.
More than 80 UK projects receive nearly £1.2 million in first Immersive Arts funding round
Almost £1.2 million has been allocated to 83 artist-led projects across the UK in the first round of Immersive Arts funding.
Visa information for EU/EEA and Swiss nationals - Applying for a student visa outside of the UK
Visa information for EU,EEA and Swiss nationals.
Innovative biosensor technology developed at UWE Bristol wins prestigious science award
A new biosensor that monitors intravenous anaesthesia has won the Royal Society of Chemistry’s prestigious Emerging Technologies Competition 2021.
UWE Bristol project to create lifelike organ simulators using 3D printing
Researchers are exploring how 3D technology can be used to improve surgical training by creating organ simulators which look and feel like real body parts.
Improving construction safety through AI-enabled visual attention monitoring - Research projects in CABER
Details about the Improving construction safety through AI-enabled visual attention monitoring: An immersive approach project.
Business Management
Graduate destinations for Business Management graduates 15 months after leaving UWE Bristol.