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Be meningitis, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) aware - Access health services
How to be aware of the signs of meningitis, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR).
Pharmacy Role In proMotion of continencE (PRIME) - ACTIoN
A project that is developing a framework for bladder and bowel continence promotion with community pharmacy settings, through widespread collaborative activities from the Centre for Health and Clinical Research at UWE Bristol.
MyAttendance - IT Services
UWE Bristol students with timetabled teaching will be expected to use MyAttendance to record their attendance at teaching events on campus.
“Too big to fail and too big to jail?” Are some corporations’ untouchable to the UK regulators? “Too big to fail and too big to jail?” Are some corporations’ untouchable to the UK regulators? | Bristol Law School blog
Blog by Amber Egan UWE Bristol Law alumni Public trust in business has been tarnished by the disclosure of fraudulent dishonest and harmful activity by banks and corporations such as the fall of Arthur Andersen and Libor Scandal.[1] The extent...
Academy of Medical Sciences awards for our biomedical researchers Academy of Medical Sciences awards for our biomedical researchers | Centre for Biomedical Research blog
Dr. Lucy Crompton and Dr. Dan Turnham awarded Academy of Medical Sciences Springboard funding Sincere congratulations to Dr. Lucy Crompton and Dr. Dan Turnham who have both been awarded grants from the Academy of Medical Sciences through their...
Honorary degree awarded to Alderman Timothy Hailes JP Honorary degree awarded to Alderman Timothy Hailes JP | Bristol Law School blog
UWE Bristol awarded the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws to Alderman and Sheriff of the City of London Timothy Hailes JP in recognition of his contribution to the legal profession and to public service. The honorary degree was conferred at the...
Amendment of the Criminal Procedure Rules Amendment of the Criminal Procedure Rules | Bristol Law School blog
Professor Ed Cape and Dr Tom Smith recently saw their research achieve significant impact namely contributing to the amendment of the Criminal Procedure Rules (CrimPR). In 2014/2015 Ed and Tom undertook research into the practice of pre-trial...
The Duke of York opens Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School The Duke of York opens Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School | Bristol Law School blog
The University of the West of England’s flagship £55 million business building has been officially opened by The Duke of York. His Royal Highness received a guided tour of facilities at Bristol Business School located at the University’s Frenchay...
UWE Women Researchers Mentoring Scheme: Applications open for mentors and mentees until 13 January 2017 UWE Women Researchers Mentoring Scheme: Applications open for mentors and mentees until 13 January 2017 | Bristol Law School blog
The Women Researchers Mentoring Scheme (WRMS) aims to promote and facilitate professional development for women researchers working at UWE Bristol helping them reach senior research roles. Applications to the scheme are now open and will close on...
BME networking event for Business and Law students BME networking event for Business and Law students | Bristol Law School blog
The Bristol Business School and the Bristol Law School celebrated Black History Month 2016 with a fantastic professional networking evening for BME students on 17th November 2016. Over 50 Law and Business BME professionals and entrepreneurs from...
Tag: Book Book | Centre for Biomedical Research blog
Prof. John Hancock Dr. Tim Craig and Ros Rouse discuss the impact that the pandemic has had on animals around the world While the COVID pandemic has had a devastating impact on humanity across the globe less consideration was given to its impact...
Interdisciplinary Research Thriving at UWE Bristol: Bridging the gap between History and Law Interdisciplinary Research Thriving at UWE Bristol: Bridging the gap between History and Law | Bristol Law School blog
In line with the key recommendations of the Stern Review (2016) Dr Mary Alice Young’s research is bridging the gap between previously distant disciplines at UWE. Mary works closely with Dr Mike Woodiwiss who teaches History at UWE...