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01 July 2026
Universities West and Colleges West have announced their formal launch, bringing together the West of England’s universities and colleges through two new regional forums to strengthen collaboration, support economic growth and improve opportunities for learners.
A group of volunteers experienced life as if they were wild animals for an innovative nature conservation project co-led by UWE Bristol.
26 June 2026
Baroness Jacqui Smith, Minister for Skills, visited UWE Bristol’s Frenchay campus (Thursday 25 June) to learn more about the breadth of skills programmes offered at the university that support future skills needs and drive regional growth.
23 June 2026
UWE Bristol been awarded £233,000 for a project that will see researchers work with children across the UK to explore their ideas for sustainable water use.
22 June 2026
Georgia Bate, Civic and Community Engagement Coordinator dives into the effect student volunteering can have on communities across the city.
18 June 2026
Print experts from UWE Bristol developed an innovative solution for a bride-to-be – by creating a bespoke covering for her prosthetic leg to match her wedding outfit.
17 June 2026
UWE Bristol students have won four categories at a national competition celebrating the best audiovisual work from university filmmakers.
Patients with bleeding and clotting disorders living in low-income countries could benefit from new low-cost testing devices being developed at UWE Bristol.
15 June 2026
UWE Bristol researchers have developed a toolkit to help people living with drug and alcohol dependency access community services that support their long-term health and wellbeing.
A partnership to create three murals in newly built student accommodation has generated paid opportunities for current art students and recent graduates.
12 June 2026
A pioneering UWE Bristol project is empowering communities in Yemen to protect Al-Qahira Castle and strengthen climate resilience.
11 June 2026
Young children who struggle with reading would be more inclined to read for pleasure if they were offered books that matched their interests, a UWE Bristol study has found.
