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Green Week
UWE Bristol's annual festival of eco ideas, events and smart living.
Referencing - Study skills
Guides to referencing standards in use at UWE Bristol and links to some useful referencing tools.
Changing working practices and the post-COVID commute - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
Changing working practices and the post-COVID commute project from the Centre for Transport and Society (CTS), UWE Bristol.
The Women's Work Lab: Doing well by doing good - Previous events
Watch a conversation with Camilla Rigby and Rachel Mostyn, Co-Founders and CEOs of Bristol-based business the Women's Work Lab, as they explain how and why they are doing well by doing good.
Transport Direct usability - Technological change
Details on the 'Transport Direct usability' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
Conservation plan could help endangered primates in Africa
A project by UWE Bristol, Bristol Zoo and West African Primate Conservation Action aims to help protect nine species of primate across Africa.
Pharmacy Role In proMotion of continencE (PRIME) - ACTIoN
A project that is developing a framework for bladder and bowel continence promotion with community pharmacy settings, through widespread collaborative activities from the Centre for Health and Clinical Research at UWE Bristol.
Research data management - Resources for researchers
Important information for researchers at UWE Bristol about research data management, including our official policy.
Research in the School of Engineering - CATE research overview
The School of Engineering is active in many areas of research and has established research projects attracting funding from various bodies both in the UK and abroad.
Britons more accepting of driving-related risk, UWE Bristol researchers find
A new study from UWE Bristol and Swansea University indicates people may use different moral and ethical standards when they think about driving cars.
Reading lists - Browse resources A-Z
Access your recommended reading with our online tool.
Smartphone use hitting struggling pupils hardest, major study finds
Young people struggling at school are more likely to have negative experiences on their smartphones than their better performing peers, a study has found.