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Key collection - Moving in
Find out where to collect your keys when you arrive at your Frenchay or Glenside accommodation.
Continuing professional development - Businesses and employers
Our business continuing professional development programmes enable professionals and organisations to achieve their goals and exceed their aspirations.
Music festivals could reduce bat activity in some species by nearly 50 per cent
Researchers at UWE Bristol have presented the first evidence of the negative impacts of music festivals on bat activity.
Dissertation and thesis binding - PrintWorks
Details of the PrintWorks binding options and prices, and how to place your order.
Geography and Environmental Management
Graduate destinations for Geography and Environmental Management graduates 15 months after leaving UWE Bristol.
Mathematics
Graduate destinations for Mathematics graduates six months after leaving UWE Bristol.
Resources for teachers and advisers - Outreach for schools and colleges
Useful resources for teachers and advisers to support, guide and signpost students considering higher education and post-18 options.
UWE Bristol's coat of arms - UWE Bristol archives
Discover the meaning and significance of our coat of arms.
Official launch for UWE Bristol's School of Health and Social Wellbeing
UWE Bristol's new School of Health and Social Wellbeing was officially launched by West of England Metro Mayor Dan Norris at a ceremony at Glenside campus.
UWE Bristol film students take home five awards at Kodak NAHEMI Awards
Film production students from UWE Bristol win five awards at the Kodak NAHEMI Student Commercial Awards.
Xavier Brice, Chief Executive, Sustrans - 26 February 2020 - Previous events
Xavier Brice, Chief Executive, Sustrans, delivered a Bristol Distinguished Address Series lecture entitled "Living and moving well together".
Using 3D facial asymmetry in better diagnosis and treatment of plagiocephaly - Projects
A Medical Research Council (MRC) project to research skull abnormalities in children.