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Engaging with Policymakers: Lessons from a Parliamentary Academic Fellowship Engaging with Policymakers: Lessons from a Parliamentary Academic Fellowship | Research and External Engagement
Written by Professor Alpesh Maisuria Professor of Education Policy and Education and Childhood Research Group (ECRG) Lead How is policy made in Parliament?Where along this journey can academic research make an impact?And how can academics engage...
Fatigue – Reducing its Effects through individualised support Episodes in Inflammatory Arthritis Fatigue - Reducing its Effects through individualised support Episodes in Inflammatory Arthritis | Research and External Engagement
Fatigue is experienced by lots of people living with types of inflammatory arthritis such as rheumatoid arthritis. For UWE Bristol’s rheumatology research team based at the Bristol Royal Infirmary understanding how best to manage fatigue has...
Women in Engineering Mentoring & Outreach Programme – get involved now! Women in Engineering Mentoring & Outreach Programme - get involved now! | Engineering Our Future
‘Women Like Me’ is a peer mentoring and outreach project in the Bristol and Bath area aimed at boosting female representation at all levels in engineering. Senior women engineers are paired with junior women engineers and their...
UWE Bristol’s Speak Up campaign hosts successful panel event for International Day to end violence against women UWE Bristol's Speak Up campaign hosts successful panel event for International Day to end violence against women | Engineering Our Future
On 26th November 2018 a panel discussion was held as part of UWE Bristol’s SpeakUp campaign which aims to create an inclusive campus where diversity is celebrated antisocial attitudes and behaviours are challenged and any type of harassment...
Highlights from the School of Applied Sciences Annual Alumni Networking Event Highlights from the School of Applied Sciences Annual Alumni Networking Event | Employability in Applied Sciences
Article written by Vikas Nariapara The School of Applied Sciences annual alumni networking event provides a chance for current students to network share knowledge opportunities and advice. This year’s event took place in October and included...
The paradox of Gen-Z climate activism and declining interest in geoscience studies in UK The paradox of Gen-Z climate activism and declining interest in geoscience studies in UK | Research and External Engagement
Written by Dr. Eyo Eyo Lecturer in Geotechnical Engineering Generation-Z are showing remarkable passion and determination to reverse the trend of the negative environmental impacts of climate change. Whether it is Greta Thunberg’s Fridays For...
Making a film with our friend George Ezra Making a film with our friend George Ezra | Alumni blog
Image: George Ezra and friends courtesy of Lorton Distribution George Ezra’s film End-to-End premiered in UK cinemas this August bank holiday. Swathes of music fans sat down to watch the uplifting documentary which captures Ezra’s walk from...
“Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder” How do socio-cultural factors shape our preferences? “Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder” How do socio-cultural factors shape our preferences? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…by Helen Hoyle In my previous piece I discussed how the colour and degree of naturalness of planting in urban green spaces influence peoples’ perceptions and preferences. In addition people with different socio-cultural backgrounds often...
“The idea of citizen participation is a little like eating spinach…” "The idea of citizen participation is a little like eating spinach..." | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
Katie McClymont co-author of a recent comprehensive review of the evidence between community-led housing (CLH) and health describes a stimulating stakeholder workshop session… In her famous and oft-quoted article Sherry Arnstein describes...
New review finds that better access to green spaces has a beneficial impact on anxiety and depression in young people aged 14 to 24 years. New review finds that better access to green spaces has a beneficial impact on anxiety and depression in young people aged 14 to 24 years. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Issy Bray Danni Sinnett Rebecca Reece Rob Hayward and Faith Martin… Mental health of young people is a serious concern particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic which has had a massive impact on the lives of young people. The Wellcome...
Postgraduate study at UWE Bristol enabled me to reach my potential. Postgraduate study at UWE Bristol enabled me to reach my potential. | Student views blog
By Lamare MSc Human Resources Management alum UWE Bristol alum Lamare tell us about progressing from undergraduate to postgraduate studies at UWE Bristol. He shares the benefits of continuing / staying at uni to study a master’s degree as...
The contemporary relevance of science communication in the era of COVID The contemporary relevance of science communication in the era of COVID | Science Communication Unit blog
This blog post was originally included in Transforming Society published by Bristol University Press and Policy Press on 12th November 2020 and is reproduced with their kind permission here. Like many publishing projects this one started like...