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How open are we as science communicators? How open are we as science communicators? | Science Communication Unit blog
Photo credit: Marten Newhall Unsplash Words: Andy Ridgway When I started teaching science writing after spending years as a journalist I wanted to share my experience my way of doing things in the classroom. But I quickly struck upon a problem....
Month: April 2023 14 March 2026 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Throughout modern history revolutions in transport have not just altered mobility or the geography of places; they have been absolutely necessary for the economic political and historical development of whole countries. Railways for example due...
Community psychology perspectives on student mental health By Miles Thompson Community psychology perspectives on student mental health | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Miles Thompson The 4th UK Community Psychology Festival is being held on the 23rd and 24th of September 2018 in the Hertford Theatre Hertford. It follows the success of the 3rd festival which was held at the Arnolfini in Bristol and was joint...
Month: November 2023 14 March 2026 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Credit: John Linton/Sustrans “There was this really good job that was paying me way more than where I’m working now… The fact is the bus system don’t even run early in the morning… it was really emotional… I couldn’t get to that job.” This quote...
The Science Communication Unit UWE Bristol contributes to PCST 2025 The Science Communication Unit UWE Bristol contributes to PCST 2025 | Science Communication Unit blog
In May 2025 ten members of the Science Communication Unit (SCU) headed to Aberdeen Scotland for the bi-annual Public Communication of Science and Technology Conference (PCST). PCST is an organisation that promotes discussion on the theory and...
Author: Student Communications Student Communications | Student blog
We talk a lot about mental and physical health. What about spiritual health? Today we’re turning our attention to looking after your soul. Look in Student life can be very busy with studying socialising and part-time work. It can be easy to...
“Labour need to commit to a comprehensive review of private education.” “Labour need to commit to a comprehensive review of private education.” | Education blog
The problem of unfairness in the education system is now unavoidable. Labour must initiate a comprehensive review of the role of fee paying private schools. This should include the creation of an Office for private schools’ accountability to...
Montpelier High student group Tackling Diversity in Teaching give PGCE Secondary students a masterclass on diversity and oracy in the classroom Montpelier High student group Tackling Diversity in Teaching give PGCE Secondary students a masterclass on diversity and oracy in the classroom | Education blog
By Terra Glowach PGCE Tutor and Co-Programme Lead for Secondary PGCE; Senior Lecturer in Education On 14 October 2024 the Secondary PGCE Programme launched a week of university-school partnership activities focused on oracy: how to promote oracy...
Engendering Collegiality Through Inter-Institutional Pedagogies Engendering Collegiality Through Inter-Institutional Pedagogies | Education blog
By Will Grant – Associate Director of Postgraduate Study in the School of Arts UWE Bristol. Linked closely with the Pedagogy strand of the ECRG. The teaching profession practices in an increasingly fragmented landscape with school...
Can blockchain restore trust to the fund management and audit industries? Can blockchain restore trust to the fund management and audit industries? | Bristol Business School blog
Nish Kotecha Chairman of Finboot and Bryan Foss Visiting Professor at Bristol Business School argue that blockchain could provide a solution to the recent audit and fund management scandals. Blog originally posted on Accountancy Age. Blockchain...
Community psychology perspectives on student mental health By Miles Thompson Community psychology perspectives on student mental health | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Miles Thompson The 4th UK Community Psychology Festival is being held on the 23rd and 24th of September 2018 in the Hertford Theatre Hertford. It follows the success of the 3rd festival which was held at the Arnolfini in Bristol and was joint...
Tag: Harm reduction Harm reduction | Student blog
by Becky Risley Ketamine – some people use it recreationally for fun others are drawn to it to manage mental health and trauma. But there’s something you may not have heard about Ketamine Bladder Syndrome also known as Ketamine Cystitis....