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When you weren’t supposed to reach 30 When you weren't supposed to reach 30 | Alumni blog
Among the graduates exhibiting this year will be 30-year-old MA Photography student Ciara Hillyer from Bristol. Ciara was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF) when she was five days old – a genetic condition which creates a build-up of thick...
‘We Out Here’ – Black British Voices in English Curricula ‘We Out Here’ – Black British Voices in English Curricula | Education blog
Amy Saleh Amy.Saleh@uwe.ac.uk In 2020 the absence of Black writers from GCSE English Literature set text lists was widely acknowledged in educational reports and news outlets (Sundorph 2020; Pearson 2020; Weale and Bakare 2020). UK exam boards...
Keep calm and carry on learning – Part 7 Keep calm and carry on learning - Part 7 | Education blog
Equality of learning in lockdown … In the seventh in a series of blog posts Dr Verity Jones Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education and Childhood at UWE and Online Project Lead considers some of the challenges families from disadvantaged...
Keep calm and carry on learning – Part 3 Keep calm and carry on learning - Part 3 | Education blog
How do we help our children keep well during lock down? In the third in a series of blog posts Dr Verity Jones Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education and Childhood at UWE and Online Project Lead looks at how we can support our young...
UWE Bristol joins First Bus and partners to launch UK's first zero-emission autonomous bus service
The UK's first-ever zero emission autonomous bus service trials start in Oxfordshire's Milton Park business and technology park in January 2023.
Student parents - Full-time undergraduate funding
Student parents may be entitled to a range of allowances or grants that will help them to finance their studies.
A matter of Art in the Primary Curriculum A matter of Art in the Primary Curriculum | Education blog
By Dr Claire Osborne Senior Lecturer in Education The Labour government’s ‘Curriculum and Assessment Review’ (2025) is now out of consultation. As government ministers reflect on the implications for education policy and fulfil their quest to...
Month: April 2025 April 2025 | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
By Rabab Raydan MSCA Doctoral Researcher at QuiVal The impact of natural disasters on real estate value Natural disasters pose a significant threat to real estate value as they can cause extensive property damage disrupt market stability and...
Health Education – Managing the Risks Health Education - Managing the Risks | Vice-Chancellor's blog
We have now had two weeks to reflect on the Government’s Green Paper ‘Fulfilling our Potential: Teaching Excellence Social Mobility and Student Choice’ published on the 6th November. The Government’s recognition of the vital role universities...
Staff in Bristol Business School - Bristol Business School
Staff within the Bristol Business School represent a wide range of expertise. Find out about our research interests and expertise.
Connecting and Caring through Food and Facemasks Connecting and Caring through Food and Facemasks | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Jo Bushell Researcher positionality is an intrinsic feature of research especially qualitative research. Being reflexive and adaptive to the changing iterative conditions of one’s research and recognising where one is situated in the...
It’s time to change how we think about families. It’s time to change how we think about families. | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Lucy Blake Growing up I had always thought of my family as being different from other people’s families. In comparison to other people’s family trees which I imagined to be strong tall and wide I felt like my own small family shrub was...