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Online global experiences - Global experiences
Take part in exciting international and cultural exchange experiences without the need to travel overseas
Halloween film night: Tim Burton evening
Join us for a cosy spooky film night with hot drinks, snacks and bean bags, featuring Frankenweenie and Sleepy Hollow. Perfect for Halloween vibes.
Inspire Masterclass series 2021 - drum masterclass - Whats on
The Centre for Music's virtual Inspire Masterclass series 2021 - drum masterclass was attended by over 80 people from around the world.
Evolving Science Communication - Events
Evolving Science Communication.
Autism support group
If you identify as autistic, you may like to join our friendly group for autistic students.
Free Taster - Drum Lessons
A one hour free taster session to see if you'd like to sign up for the four-week course. Free to students and Centre for Music members.
Generic venues: researching the impact of science communication in non-traditional locations - Projects
Generic venues: researching the impact of science communication in non-traditional locations.
Way 2 learn: prison education initiative
UWE Bristol has partnered with Way 2 Learn to improve access to education for prisoners through a new model of in-cell learning.
Prostate cancer patients sought by researcher for body image study
A researcher from UWE Bristol is seeking prostate cancer patients to take part in a new study from the Centre for Appearance Research (CAR).
Joe Garner - 27 February 2019 - Previous events
Joe Garner, Chief Executive Officer, Nationwide Building Society delivered a lecture titled 'Leading for Mutual Good'.
LGBT History Month book giveaway: Despised and Rejected
Follow us on Instagram to find out clues about where we have hidden copies of Despised and Rejected by Rose Allatini.
Baroness Dido Harding - 28 September 2016 - Previous events
Baroness Dido Harding delivered a lecture entitled "The digital revolution: how Britain can lead and what it means for today's students?"