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Month: September 2022 September 2022 | UWEcyber Research Blog
By Sarfraz Brohi Senior Lecturer Cyber Security Connected places such as smart cities have enabled urban planners to improve citizens’ quality of life by collecting storing processing and analysing data. Internet of Things (IoT) is one of...
UWE Bristol supports Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition as it returns to Bristol
The world-renowned exhibition, on loan from the Natural History Museum in London, opens at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery on Saturday 21 October.
Tag: STEM STEM | Employability in Applied Sciences
On Wednesday 19th February 2025 students and staff gathered for an inspiring Career Pathways and Networking Event an initiative aimed at bridging the gap between aspiring professionals and students. Hosted as part of our Widening participation...
Linking iconic British writer Angela Carter to Bristol by way of an art exhibition Linking iconic British writer Angela Carter to Bristol by way of an art exhibition | Research and External Engagement
It comes as no surprise that Dr Marie Mulvey-Roberts’ shelves house an abundance of books given that she is a Professor in English Literature at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) and specialises in Gothic literature. Included in...
Undergraduate entry requirements - Undergraduate applications
We accept a wide range of qualifications and experience at UWE Bristol.
Nagoya Protocol - Research governance
Guidance for the Nagoya Protocol at UWE Bristol.
Tag: Sciences Sciences | Employability in Applied Sciences
Article by Ilyssa Alagon The Science Futures Fair is an annual event that provides a valuable platform for showcasing research and career opportunities in various scientific fields. This year the fair was held at the UWE Bristol Enterprise Park...
Accessible walking for all, from words to action - Governance and equity
Find out more about the "Accessible walking for all, from words to action" project from the Centre for Transport and Society (CTS), UWE Bristol.