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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.
Equity and diversity data, research and evaluation - Equity, diversity and inclusivity
Discover how the University uses equity and diversity data, plus access the latest statistics.
Information Security Policies - Information Security Toolkit
All UWE Bristol users must read and abide by the information security policies and regulations.
New research reveals villain casting damages real-world attitudes to visible difference
New research by UWE Bristol shows that people who are exposed to visible difference via negative villainous characters in the media go on to have a more negative perception of people with visible differences in the real world.
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.
Compelling personal reasons (CPR) for full-time undergraduate students - Student Money Service
Compelling personal reasons are serious personal circumstances that affected your ability to study. You may get an additional year of tuition fee loan if CPR applies.
Have a safe night out - Drugs and alcohol
Top tips to make sure you and your friends stay safe on a night out.
Ground-breaking green skills programme for minoritised young people celebrates success
More than 70 young people have successfully completed the first stage of a transformational green skills training programme.
Opinion: Stats, leaflets, and claims - how to navigate the political battlefield
As political leaflets begin to clog the letterboxes of homes across the UK, how can you discern the truth amidst the claims made by the political parties?
Voices must be heard and policy changes made to help children become more resilient to future social shocks
Experts from UWE Bristol are urging the Government to listen to children’s voices and make vital policy changes to improve young people’s wellbeing.
Opinion: UWE Bristol students making a difference in communities across Bristol
Georgia Bate, Civic and Community Engagement Coordinator dives into the effect student volunteering can have on communities across the city.