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Science Festival network evaluation - Projects
Science festival network evaluation.
Transparency return data tables - Demographic data
UWE Bristol data on applications, offers, acceptances, registrations and attainment for the Office for Students Transparency return.
Bristol festivals - Discover Bristol
Bristol is the festival city – with all-year-round festival line-up like nowhere else.
The daily commute - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
A summary of the 'The daily commute' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society.
Alternative formats service - Disabled users
Information about our alternative formats service.
Driving simulator facilities - Campus and facilities
Automotive Engineering students can trial their designs in the latest simulation technology with our high-tech driving simulator.
About the Social and Public Policy Research Group (SPPRG) - Social and Public Policy
Details of the aims and objectives of the Social and Public Policy Research Group (SPPRG) at UWE Bristol.
Design analysis and simulation modelling of a twin-entry IC engine turbocharger - Projects
The objective of the author's paper concentrates mainly on the vane geometry of the turbine though and not on the effects of exhaust input design.
CAKE - Student consultancy
CAKE is a range of schemes from the School of Computing and Creative Technologies which contribute to knowledge exchange through community engagement.
Annulment of exam board decision
Annulment of an examination board decision at UWE Bristol.
Two decades strong: building on a 20-year partnership to grow the region’s future workforce
Celebrating a 20 year partnership with City of Bristol College, Professor Marc Griffiths, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Regional Partnerships, Engagement and Innovation, looks ahead to strengthening the university's collaboration with the college to provide skills and learning opportunities that will drive economic prosperity.
Opinion: ‘Where is the vision in the WECA mayoral race?’
Dr Thom Oliver, senior lecturer in politics, gives his expert opinion as voters prepare to head to the polls to elect a new WECA mayor on 1 May.