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The Importance of Being Interested The Importance of Being Interested | Science Communication Unit blog
Robin Ince is now renowned as “the science guy” of comedy. From The Infinite Monkey Cage on BBC Radio 4 to his huge cabaret-style shows with Professor Brian Cox and a whole host of scientists and comedians performing at venues as big as the...
Using music to improve your student experience Using music to improve your student experience | Student blog
Did you know we have a team of Student Experience Coaches here at uni to support you? They’re available to help you with a whole range of issues that you might be experiencing including time and workload management dealing with stress or...
Waste Management in Action at UWE Waste Management in Action at UWE | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Sarai Bermejo De Andres I am a final year student of the BSc in Environmental Management at the University of the West of England. I have a keen interest in sustainable practices and love learning new things particularly in environmental...
My career top tip My career top tip | Student blog
by Chantel Student Careers Coach In my final year at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School studying Production Arts [Stage and Screen] I wanted to transition into a library career. Many roles required a librarianship qualification so I explored...
Adjusting to UWE as a mature international student Adjusting to UWE as a mature international student | Student blog
By Priya Dashini MSc Health Psychology I was excited and looking forward to my experience studying in the UK. Before enrolling in my course I had the opportunity to get on a Teams call with my module leader and find out more about the course....
Thoughts on ‘Something’-Friendly Cities Thoughts on 'Something'-Friendly Cities | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Katie Williams…. My blog this week is on a subject that I’m yet to research professionally but have thought a lot about in recent years. In my job I spend much of my time reading other people’s research looking at various book ideas and...
A festive message from 999 PC Elf (on the shelf) A festive message from 999 PC Elf (on the shelf) | Policing blog
Our final UWE Bristol Policing blog for 2024 authored by 999 PC Elf seeks to bring a touch of Christmas spirit to policing during this challenging time of year. Hello everyone so nice to be out and about again after 11 months being stuck in the...
Centre for Print Research Artist Residencies Centre for Print Research Artist Residencies | Research and External Engagement
Image: IMPACT12 opening procession from City Hall Bristol led by resident artists the State of Print with the Sambistas band. UWE Bristol’s Centre for Print Research (CFPR) presents a truly exciting opportunity for collaboration and the...
Changing the planning process for the better to create and deliver improved outcomes for all Changing the planning process for the better to create and deliver improved outcomes for all | Research and External Engagement
“I’m motivated by trying to learn from what hasn’t worked and what’s worked really well. This way we can change the planning process to create and deliver better outcomes for all.” Hannah Hickman Associate Professor...
International Repair Day: UWE Bristol at the heart of a global movement International Repair Day: UWE Bristol at the heart of a global movement | Research and External Engagement
This is a guest blog written by Kat Corbett Interim Head of Circular Economy at UWE Bristol. On 18 October International Repair Day is celebrated worldwide. It is a moment to recognise the power of repair not only to reduce waste and emissions...
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Today social media especially Facebook plays a big part in many of our lives. As well as providing a platform for online interaction with others reading news and seeing an odd video about kittens it is also shown to affect how we view ourselves –...
UK’s complex tax code and complacency leads to more tax avoidance – UWE Professor UK’s complex tax code and complacency leads to more tax avoidance - UWE Professor | Research and External Engagement
Nicholas Ryder who is a Professor in Financial Crime at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) says the UK authorities’ ‘lacklustre’ approach to enforcing its financial crime provisions and a highly complex tax code has played a...