College of Arts, Technology and Environment

The College of Arts, Technology and Environment (CATE) brings together six highly successful and vibrant disciplines that are well-established within UWE Bristol.

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Department of Architecture and the Built Environment

A broad-based intellectual community committed to an inter-disciplinary approach to the creation and management of sustainable buildings.

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Department of Computer Science and Creative Technologies

A range of diverse subject areas all with one thing in common - the use of IT to solve problems and to enrich society.

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Department of Engineering Design and Mathematics

Our staff deliver programmes of research and study that aim to challenge, enthuse and stimulate, providing you with the best possible positioning for your future career.

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Department of Geography and Environmental Management

The Department of Geography and Environmental Management is regularly commended for its teaching expertise and research success; you will be immersed in a learning experience that is supportive and inspiring.

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School of Art and Design

The School of Art and Design offers a range of highly-rated courses across inspirational city-centre venues with extensive input from professional and industry specialists.

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School of Creative and Cultural Industries

The School of Creative and Cultural Industries is home to an exciting range of courses in the creative arts and humanities.

College of Business and Law

The College of Business and Law (CBL) comprises Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School who provide a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, higher research and professional courses.

College of Health, Science and Society

The College of Health, Science and Society (CHSS) is a large, diverse and dynamic part of the University, bringing together experts from Health and Social Wellbeing, Applied Sciences, Education and Social Sciences.

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