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UWE Bristol students win two prizes at Royal Television Society regional awards ceremony
Filmmaking and animation students from UWE Bristol picked up awards in two categories at this year’s RTS West of England Student Awards.
Vast majority of rural councils have no targets for social housing, study finds
New research reveals a serious shortfall in rural social housing, with only 20 per cent of local authorities setting targets to deliver it.
High profile conservation and retrofit architect appointed Visiting Professor at UWE Bristol
Geoff Rich, Managing Partner at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios in Bath has been appointed a Visiting Professor at the School of Architecture and Environment at UWE Bristol.
Student Batsford Prize winner is awarded surprise book deal at prizegiving ceremony
Final year UWE Bristol Illustration student Katie Cottle wins in Children's book category, and offered her first book deal with Pavillion Children's books.
Planning enforcement England: At the crossroads - Projects
Planning Enforcement has historically enjoyed less focus and resources than the other elements within the planning trinity, Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments, UWE Bristol.
LIRIC - Environmental systems
Details about the NERC- FAPESP-NSTC Land Use Change Investigation and Regional Climate (LIRIC) project in the the Centre for Environment, Society and Resilience (CESR) at UWE Bristol.
Sensing our health - Shaping integrated healthcare
UWE Bristol researchers are developing cutting-edge technology called ‘magnetic-biosensors’ to accurately detect biological molecules.
School of Applied Sciences Athena Swan - Athena Swan
The School of Applied Sciences has been awarded an Athena Swan Silver award, recognising our support of gender equality.
Creative industry leader appointed new Chancellor of UWE Bristol
A leader in the UK’s creative industries, Sir Peter Bazalgette, has been appointed the new Chancellor of UWE Bristol.
Art students celebrate Spike Island’s 50th year at annual Open Studios weekend
A mysterious archive of artworks donated by studio holders and staff will be unveiled by UWE Bristol students during Spike Island's Open Studios.
A Tale of Two Cities: Giving Youth a Fighting Chance - Previous events
Two organisations in Bristol and Canada working together to support vulnerable youth and reduce violence.
Night-time light pollution harms the environment but simple changes can reduce impact, report concludes
Science communicators at UWE Bristol have produced a report that highlights how to stop or lower environmental harm caused by light pollution at night.