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Enriching culture, place and community - RISE
We collaborate with national policymakers, local authorities, educators and industry to improve public spaces, infrastructure, and communities.
Inspire Family Fun Day free tickets now available! – Saturday July 6th Inspire Family Fun Day free tickets now available! - Saturday July 6th | Engineering Our Future
Tickets are now available for the School of Engineering’s annual Family Fun Day on Saturday the 6th of July. The event runs between 9.30 and 16:00 tickets are FREE and can be booked here:...
Industrial Advisory Board - Engineering
The role of the Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) is to facilitate the exchange of ideas between the board members, academic staff and students in the School of Engineering.
Connecting With Other Scientists Globally – Join a Professional Society Connecting With Other Scientists Globally - Join a Professional Society | Employability in Applied Sciences
An image of people networking at an event. Imagine from Adobe Stock photos Among the benefits of undertaking a science degree is the opportunity to network and connect with other scientists and to learn from experts in the diverse scientific...
Research - RISE
Our active, collaborative research community of bold, original thinkers break boundaries, immerse themselves in the now and open the way to new futures.
Official opening for state-of-the-art sports facility Hillside Gardens
A £4.5 million state-of-the-art sports complex developed by UWE Bristol has been formally opened at Hillside Gardens, close to Frenchay Campus.
How running 27 miles helped UWE Bristol student Chloe raise awareness of student mental health. How running 27 miles helped UWE Bristol student Chloe raise awareness of student mental health. | Student views blog
By Chloe BA (Hons) Creative and Professional Writing Student Chloe talks about what inspired her to run 27 miles for the charity Mind. She shares how this has helped her to become more aware of her own mental health and how she hopes to inspire...
It’s time to change how we think about families. It’s time to change how we think about families. | Psychological Sciences Research Group blog
By Lucy Blake Growing up I had always thought of my family as being different from other people’s families. In comparison to other people’s family trees which I imagined to be strong tall and wide I felt like my own small family shrub was...
Keep Calm and Carry on Learning – Part 6 Keep Calm and Carry on Learning - Part 6 | Education blog
Need a new book? In the sixth in a series of blog posts Dr Verity Jones Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education and Childhood at UWE and Online Project Lead looks at a new storybook for key stage 2 pupils and how we can use it to excite...
How universities can support student mental health and wellbeing How universities can support student mental health and wellbeing | Vice-Chancellor's blog
Mental health and wellbeing has shot to prominence recently as factors combine to place it on the national agenda. Organisations like the Huffington Post have brilliantly campaigned to improve understanding around the issue. The Prime Minister...
An Ethical Roboticist: the journey so far An Ethical Roboticist: the journey so far | Science Communication Unit blog
What do robots have to do with ethics? And how do you end up with the job of “roboethicist”? Prof. Alan Winfield Director of the Science Communication Unit at UWE Bristol explains his recent professional journey. It was November 2009...
SW Public Health and Criminal Justice Network: What next for Health and Justice? SW Public Health and Criminal Justice Network: What next for Health and Justice? | Research and External Engagement
By Professor Kieran McCartan On Friday the 24th January we hosted the 10th Public Health and Criminal Justice network event at UWE Bristol. The event focused on “What next for Health and Justice?” and had over 80 participants from academic...