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UWE Bristol completes largest low carbon student accommodation development in UK
New student accommodation at UWE Bristol which is the largest low carbon development of its kind in the UK has been completed.
Library workbooks for your college - Study skills
Tailored online library workbooks for your subject or your college.
Building to Break Barriers - Projects
An outreach project that aims to engage children with engineering, using the computer game Minecraft.
What to do when you start your placement - Placements
Settling in to your placement and making a good impression.
About the academic appeals process - Academic appeals
Information on eligibility for making an academic appeal.
Real Estate Finance and Investment - Professional/Short Course
Gain an understanding of property investment from both debt and equity perspectives.
UWE Bristol study finds schoolchildren are receptive to eating insects as part of daily diet
A study by a researcher at UWE Bristol in collaboration with Bug Farm Foods reveals schoolchildren are open to eating insects as part of their school meals.
Equity and diversity data, research and evaluation - Equity, diversity and inclusivity
Discover how the University uses equity and diversity data, plus access the latest statistics.
Our use of subcontractors in apprenticeships statement - Higher and degree apprenticeships
UWE Bristol's statement of approach to using subcontractors in apprenticeships.
Governance and voice - Equity, diversity and inclusivity
We will ensure that all staff and students have opportunities to influence decision-making about provision affecting their experiences.
Future Space: How UWE Bristol’s enterprise zone is powering innovation and economic growth
Tracey John, Director of Research and External Engagement, reflects on the impact of Future Space and its role as a launchpad for cutting-edge companies shaping the future of how we live and work.
Music festivals could reduce bat activity in some species by nearly 50 per cent
Researchers at UWE Bristol have presented the first evidence of the negative impacts of music festivals on bat activity.