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Opinion: Christmas… are you ‘totally sleighing it’ or wondering ‘what the elf’?
Could singing in a group bring a moment of calm and boost your mood this Christmas?
Nick Hounsfield - Previous events
Nick Hounsfield in conversation with Maggy Blagrove for the Bristol Distinguished Address series
Centre for Biomedical Research (CBR) - Research centres and groups
Find out more about how the Centre for Biomedical Research (CBR) incorporates world-class research in the fields of biomedicine, plant science, bio-sensing technology and environmental science.
Start of Year Guide Start of Year Guide | Student blog
Start of year can be a busy time as new arrivals get settled into life at UWE Bristol. This handy guide features some of the most commonly asked questions to support students. Registration How do I register? Go to the Registration tab in MYUWE....
Philosophy - BA(Hons)
Study our interdisciplinary BA(Hons) Philosophy and benefit from accredited ILM modules, as well as live briefs and placements with our external partners.
UWE staff appointed to help ESRC plan its data infrastructure strategy UWE staff appointed to help ESRC plan its data infrastructure strategy | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) the body that allocates and oversees social science research funding across the UK higher education sector will face some significant decisions in data infrastructure and services over the next few...
How to recycle at UWE Bristol How to recycle at UWE Bristol | Student blog
It’s safe to say we are very proud of our campuses and green spaces at UWE. As a university we are really trying to do our bit for the environment and create areas for wildlife as well as spaces in which our student community can live work and...
Get help if you are disabled - Health and wellbeing
We have a range of specialist disability support services to help you make the most of your academic potential.
Steven Pinker’s brilliant book teaches some useful lessons in science writing Steven Pinker’s brilliant book teaches some useful lessons in science writing | Science Communication Unit blog
Writing is easy until you learn how to do it. I still remember my first weeks as a trainee journalist on a local newspaper in Weston-super-Mare. Filled with confidence I’d sit there in my tartan trousers (I’d spent that last year studying in...
Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) | Science Communication Unit blog
The inside of the human body and all its organs cells and molecules can be tricky to visualise and that makes it difficult to understand how conditions like diabetes work. We can use things like models to help us see all these different features...