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Tackling Domestic Abuse through 16 Days of Activism Tackling Domestic Abuse through 16 Days of Activism | Policing blog
Today’s blog is written by Associate Director (Policing) Sarah Williams and reflects on the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (UN Women 2023). This ends on December 10th (International Human Rights Day). This annual...
Tag: Staff Office Staff Office | Policing blog
Welcome to this week’s blog where we delve into ‘a day in the life’ of Inspector Dan Jones. Dan’s policing journey began in 2012 and his career has encompassed a myriad of roles within both Thames Valley Police and Avon...
Assessment Offences – what counts as cheating? Assessment Offences – what counts as cheating? | Student blog
You’ve most likely heard your module or programme leader talk about assessment offences: but what are they? Can you use AI? What’s an essay mill? How much does referencing matter? Read on to get clarity so you’re not at risk. Let’s chat AI...
The Beasts Below: Empowering Professionals in the British Virgin Islands to Monitor Soil Biodiversity The Beasts Below: Empowering Professionals in the British Virgin Islands to Monitor Soil Biodiversity | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Heather Rumble Soil: Most of us rarely think about it and are likely unaware that the global degradation of soils is one of the biggest threats we face as a species (Gupta 2019). Healthy soils provide the food we eat filter the water we drink...
“Futureproofing Luton”: Co-producing an arboretum-meadow with local Eco-warriors. “Futureproofing Luton”: Co-producing an arboretum-meadow with local Eco-warriors. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
……..by Helen Hoyle On Monday this week MSc Urban Planning student William Cottrill and I had the privilege of spending the morning with 10 young Eco-warriors from Riverbank Primary School in Luton. The main objective of our morning...
Why do we need varied urban nature for diverse urban publics? Why do we need varied urban nature for diverse urban publics? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Helen Hoyle…. A new book chapter by Dr Helen Hoyle highlights why a nuanced approach to urban greenspace provision is essential to human mental and physical...
Let’s focus on mental health Let's focus on mental health | Student blog
We all know how important the topic of mental health is and it’s particularly important for uni students. You might be living away from home for the first time. Trying to juggle your academic studies socialising and earning some money....
Month: November 2023 14 March 2026 | Student blog
Hi! I’m MJ Andarcia-Bravo UWE’S Anti-Sexual Violence Advisor. I was an Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) before joining UWE and I was also a Community Engagement Officer and delivered training around consent sexual harassment and...
Tag: evaluative research evaluative research | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Can new technologies like bus automation support a shift to more sustainable mobility? How in practical terms could automation make buses more attractive? These were the key questions which motivated the Centre for Transport & Society’s...
Month: April 2024 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
The fallen statue of slave trader Edward Colston is among the items on display at M Shed’s newly extended exhibition about the history of protest in Bristol. Black Lives Matter marches in June 2020 saw protestors pull down the statue and throw...
Going against the grain? Arts-based research and the EdD: resistance activism and identity Going against the grain? Arts-based research and the EdD: resistance activism and identity | Education blog
By Dr Tim Clark (UWE Bristol/ECRG Strand Lead) and Professor Tom Dobson (York St John University) originally featured on the Society for Research into Higher Education blog. Arts-based research (ABR) encompasses work which draws on aspects of...
Science Futures 2020 – Promoting Diverse Careers in the Sciences Science Futures 2020 – Promoting Diverse Careers in the Sciences | Employability in Applied Sciences
Happy new year and welcome to the Department of Applied Science Employability Blog. Our first article was on Sandwich Placements and Internships written by our Associate editor and current MSc Public Health student Jessica Griffith and published...