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Study reveals emotional turmoil experienced after dog theft is like that of a caregiver losing a child
A new study led by a UWE Bristol researcher has revealed the extent of the emotional turmoil experienced by dog owners after their pet has been stolen.
'Scared shamed powerless' – research highlights need for teachers to be more aware of children's experiences of racism
There is an urgent need for teachers to become more aware of young children’s experiences of racism and the impact it has on mental health and wellbeing.
Obtain material not held by UWE Bristol - Borrowing
Guide to obtaining material not held by UWE Bristol libraries (inter-library loan service) and advice on buying books.
‘Replete with folly and injustice’ – Hammond follows in Osborne’s footsteps ‘Replete with folly and injustice’ – Hammond follows in Osborne’s footsteps | Bristol Business School blog
Author Jo Michell Senior Lecturer in Economics The media response to the Budget is always reliably low on content and high on hyperbole. Even by these exacting standards 2017 has been a vintage year. Coverage has focused almost exclusively on the...
UWE Bristol launches The Bristol Distinguished Address Autumn 2020 Series UWE Bristol launches The Bristol Distinguished Address Autumn 2020 Series | Bristol Business School blog
The Bristol Distinguished Address Series (BDAS) provides a unique opportunity to hear about challenges and decisions being made at the highest level of strategic leadership by high-profile business executives from across the country and is back...
First students on course which has become hotbed for start-ups poised to graduate First students on course which has become hotbed for start-ups poised to graduate | Bristol Business School blog
The first group of students to embark on a pioneering degree course which has produced a flurry of new ventures and start-up companies are preparing to graduate. Next week the first cohort of students to join the Team Entrepreneurshipprogramme...
UWE Bristol alumni launch new Family Wellbeing app UWE Bristol alumni launch new Family Wellbeing app | Bristol Business School blog
Benjamin Draper Business Management with Economics graduate and William Testeil International Business graduate have created an app that makes it fun and simple for families to improve their wellbeing by encouraging them to exercise eat well and...
Finding my tribe at UWE Bristol. Finding my tribe at UWE Bristol. | Student views blog
By Sadie UWE Bristol student. When I came to UWE Bristol in the middle of lockdown I remember having loads of anxiety over connecting with people. I never really considered myself popular or all that talkative and all the rules around social...
Students and alumni working together to fight plastic pollution Students and alumni working together to fight plastic pollution | Bristol Business School blog
Our Team Entrepreneurship programme at UWE Bristol is all about collaboration and innovation so it isn’t a surprise that a seamless partnership between current students and alumni run not-for-profit Coacoara Foundation has recently...
Bristol Distinguished Address Series: Autumn schedule now available Bristol Distinguished Address Series: Autumn schedule now available | Bristol Business School blog
Bristol Distinguished Address Series Audience The Bristol Distinguished Address Series provides a unique opportunity to hear about the challenges issues and decisions being made at the highest level of strategic leadership. The free lectures run...
What’s happening in the world of research? What's happening in the world of research? | Bristol Business School blog
Originally posted on Business Leader. Professor Glenn Parry of Bristol Business School talks about his research on business model Innovation through the Internet of Things and the privacy concerns it raises: The research Dr Alex Kharlamov and I...
Urgenda: A Turning Point in Climate Litigation- An Analysis of the Supreme Court Decision Urgenda: A Turning Point in Climate Litigation- An Analysis of the Supreme Court Decision | Bristol Law School blog
By Farzam Maleki second year LLB student The main question of law raised by the Urgenda case[1] is whether the Dutch government was acting unlawfully in not meeting the internationally recognised climate target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions...