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National Apprentice Week 2022: Meet the academic Wendy Fowles-Sweet National Apprentice Week 2022: Meet the academic Wendy Fowles-Sweet | Research and External Engagement

As part of National Apprentice Week 2022 we will be highlighting some of our Apprentices Employers and Academics. In this Meet the Academic we caught up with Wendy Fowles-Sweet Professional and Workforce Development Director (School of...

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UWE Bristol Apprenticeships: Meet the Employer UWE Bristol Apprenticeships: Meet the Employer | Research and External Engagement

UWE Bristol offers of wide range of apprenticeship programmes and we regularly catch up with our apprentices to hear about their experiences. In this Meet the Employer we caught up with Tiffany Jenkins Apprentice Team Leader Bristol City...

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Dr Zara Nanu – women’s economic rights activist and visionary entrepreneur Dr Zara Nanu - women’s economic rights activist and visionary entrepreneur | Alumni blog

Dr Zara Nanu is passionate about creating Fair Pay globally. She’s an unstoppable campaigner in workplace gender equality and an entrepreneur at the forefront of women in business in the South West. She believes business can drive social...

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There’s not just one way to succeed in engineering There's not just one way to succeed in engineering | Engineering Our Future

Lisa Brodie is head of the Engineering Design and Mathematics (EDM)department at UWE Bristol and so is responsible for all of the flourishing student programs and research centres. In honour of Tomorrow Engineer’s week – a week...

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Author: Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog

On September 2025 CABER hosted its first Industry Advisory Panel (IAP) meeting marking a key milestone in our commitment to aligning academic research with the needs of industry government and society. The meeting brought together a diverse...

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Celebrating British Science Week: Love & Science: Bristol’s Weekly Dose of Fascinating Science and Fun Celebrating British Science Week: Love & Science: Bristol’s Weekly Dose of Fascinating Science and Fun | Research and External Engagement

By George Edwards Presenter Love and Science BCfm Radio and MSc Science Communication Student From cockatoos dipping pasta in blueberry yogurt to unravelling the theory of dark matter Love & Science has it all. These are just two of the many...

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Case study: How happy is your pig? Case study: How happy is your pig? | Research and External Engagement

Professor Melvyn Smith was recently interviewed by KTN about his research into the emotional state of pigs. The below case study was written by Alan Cowie at KTN as part of their annual report: Innovation in agriculture has advanced...

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“I learned how powerful it is to show up and ask for feedback” "I learned how powerful it is to show up and ask for feedback" | Student blog

Sharing your work with others even your tutors can feel daunting. We know so many students struggle to submit work for feedback because they worry that it’s not good enough. BSc (Hons) Architecture alumni Shahd Osama Jabr shares her story...

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Tag: Dr Yen Zang Dr Yen Zang | Governance and Accountability Research Group

Congratulations to Dr Yan Zeng who has been awarded the Senior Fellowship of the HEA Dr Yan Zeng Senior Lecturer – Accounting and Finance (Financial Technology) at UWE Bristol has recently been awarded the Senior Fellowship of the Higher...

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UWE Bristol project to create lifelike organ simulators using 3D printing

Researchers are exploring how 3D technology can be used to improve surgical training by creating organ simulators which look and feel like real body parts.

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UWE Bristol academic publishes study exploring which aspects of treatment IAPT service users most value UWE Bristol academic publishes study exploring which aspects of treatment IAPT service users most value | Research and External Engagement

Working with UWE Bristol graduates from both undergraduate and Masters programmes Dr Miles Thompson Senior Lecturer in Psychology and co-lead of the Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) publishes a study exploring which aspects of an...

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