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“Britain is wet droughts don’t happen here…” debunking myths on drought and water scarcity "Britain is wet droughts don’t happen here…" debunking myths on drought and water scarcity | Science Communication Unit blog
The early part of the summer of 2018 saw the UK facing a heatwave and a lack of rain affecting many parts of the country. In some areas dairy farmers hit by a lack of rain needed to supplement grass-fed cattle with silage (normally used in the...
MSc Broadcasting Science students in action! MSc Broadcasting Science students in action! | Science Communication Unit blog
As part of our MSc in Science Communication students have the option to choose a Broadcasting Science module (‘Science on Air and On Screen’ for 2016/17 onwards). The module enables students to build their radio TV and digital media skills by...
Co-producing an arboretum-meadow with local eco-warriors Co-producing an arboretum-meadow with local eco-warriors | Engineering Our Future
Helen Hoyle senior lecturer in Healthy Built Environments was awarded FET public engagement funds for her project to “Future-proof Luton” – co-producing an air-quality arboretum meadow on a former mini-golf site. Helen along...
Science on Air and on Screen 2022 Science on Air and on Screen 2022 | Science Communication Unit blog
Students on the Science on Air and on Screen module in the 21/22 academic year made a 7 minute film to fit in a magazine programme like The One Show or Countryfile. Students were given free reign to choose research storyboard and film their...
Science Communication: Masterclass - Professional/Short course
Science Communication: Masterclass is an intensive, short course to provide you with professional development in science communication.
Category: Living in Bristol Living in Bristol | Student blog
Priya Dashini Selvanathan is currently studying a Master’s in Health Psychology and is a Mature Student Advocate. My idea of winter came straight from the movies picturing myself sitting in a nice cosy café people watching and enjoying the...
Longitudinal data again shows high value of a degree Longitudinal data again shows high value of a degree | Vice-Chancellor's blog
Figures published today by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) again underline the long term value of a degree with less than 3% of graduates unemployed three and half years after graduation and a rising graduate salary profile. This...
Blogging guidelines | UWE Bristol blogs
Writing style Posts written in an engaging and succinct style about interesting and informative matters will have people coming back for more and grow your readership. As a less formal space than academic publications there is a much wider...