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Youth Climate Communications: a pilot Youth Climate Communications: a pilot | Engineering Our Future
Author Sophie Laggan. On 24th February 12 young people aged 15-24 headed to UWE’s Prototype and Play Lab in the School of Engineering for a training day in Climate Communications. Passionate about addressing the climate and ecological emergency...
Scicomm and the Sea Scicomm and the Sea | Science Communication Unit blog
I grew up by the sea with generations of my family making a living from our waters – it’s in my blood. I would spend countless hours exploring the local coastline or waiting at the pier for my dad to come back with his latest haul ever hoping...
Bristol’s Spires and Spaces: churches former churches and (municipal) spirituality in the city. Bristol’s Spires and Spaces: churches former churches and (municipal) spirituality in the city. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Katie McClymont… Viewed from any of the many excellent vista-points the skyline city of Bristol in common with several other UK cities remains clearly punctuated by the towers spires and steeples of many buildings which are or have been...
How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…By Danni Sinnett (SPE) and Margarida Sardo (Science Communication Unit)…. There are around 5 000 former metal mines in England and Wales and many hundreds of thousands globally. Many of these mines have a legacy of highly polluted...
Honorary Graduates - Graduation ceremonies
We award honorary degrees in recognition of achievements that are comparable to an earned degree.
Tag: UWE Bristol Research UWE Bristol Research | Research and External Engagement
Each February UWE Bristol Secondary Education students have the opportunity to take part in a two-week teaching placement with our partner schools in Richards Bay. This year four students travelled to South Africa to volunteer at Khula High...
Collaborative public engagement events in Indonesia: Inclusive policies and practices for greater accessibility in HE project Collaborative public engagement events in Indonesia: Inclusive policies and practices for greater accessibility in HE project | Research and External Engagement
As part of the Developing inclusive policies and practices for greater accessibility in higher education project Dr Tariq Umar Senior Lecturer at the School of Architecture and Environment (UWE Bristol) visited universities in Indonesia to...
Need to resit? You got this! Need to resit? You got this! | Student blog
Have you had some results back that you weren’t expecting? While assessments can be stressful resits and retakes bring a new element of anxiety to sitting exams especially if you need to pass. It can be a knock to your confidence and feelings of...
Your harm reduction guide to Cannabis Your harm reduction guide to Cannabis | Student blog
by Becky Risley We want to make sure you’re safe whatever substance you choose to use. That’s why we’ve created a series of guidance telling you how you to look after yourself before during and after using a substance. So let’s get...
A dormouse a t-shirt made from bin liners and a jar of Nutella: Applying creative methodologies to understand athletes’ experiences of overtraining syndrome A dormouse a t-shirt made from bin liners and a jar of Nutella: Applying creative methodologies to understand athletes’ experiences of overtraining syndrome | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Lindsay Woodford Exceptional physical features together with high commitment and motivation are important attributes of high-performance athletes. However when faced with frustrating setbacks the same qualities of commitment and motivation...
Latest edition of the Pedestrian Pound launched at the House of Commons Latest edition of the Pedestrian Pound launched at the House of Commons | Centre for Transport and Society blog
by Kiron Chatterjee Professor of Travel Behaviour I had the pleasure of attending the launch of the third edition of the Pedestrian Pound at the House of Commons on 25th November in a packed Committee Room 15. The Pedestrian Pound demonstrates...
Learning at home – what has previous educational research said? Learning at home – what has previous educational research said? | Education blog
The closure of schools as a result of Covid 19 has led to many parents and carers having to take a greater role in their children’s education. Dr Jane Andrews Associate Professor (Education) at UWE discusses a selection of published...