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Keep calm and carry on learning Keep calm and carry on learning | Education blog
How do we encourage continuing engagement with learning when schools and colleges are shut? In this first in a series of blog posts Dr Verity Jones Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education and Childhood at UWE and Online Project Lead has...
BRIDGE Inaugural Doctoral Success Event BRIDGE Inaugural Doctoral Success Event | Education blog
The Department of Education and Childhood is very pleased to celebrate the doctoral success of Dr Jane Carter Dr Juliet Edmond Dr Ali Rouncefield-Swales and Dr Jacob Bacon. The speakers will present about their doctoral journey and research....
Measuring non-compliance with minimum wages Measuring non-compliance with minimum wages | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
By Professor Felix Ritchie When a minimum wage is set ensuring that employees do get at least that minimum is a basic requirement of regulators. Compliance with the minimum wage can vary wildly: amongst richer countries around 1%-3% of wages...
Autonomy launch new policy report on a shorter working week Autonomy launch new policy report on a shorter working week | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
BCEF member Dr Danielle Guizzo Archela is an associate researcher of Autonomy an independent progressive think tank which aims to address the uncertainty of work in the modern era. Autonomy is comprised from a multidisciplinary array of...
Professor of Robot Ethics Alan Winfield attends Paris conference on Safe and Ethical AI Professor of Robot Ethics Alan Winfield attends Paris conference on Safe and Ethical AI | Research and External Engagement
Alan Winfield Professor of Robot Ethics recently attended the Paris Conference on Safe and Ethical AI. In the below guest blog post he writes about his experience: Earlier this month I was privileged to part of the inaugural conference of the...
14 UWE Bristol academics named among world’s top scholars by ScholarGPS 14 UWE Bristol academics named among world’s top scholars by ScholarGPS | Research and External Engagement
Fourteen UWE Bristol academics have been recognised as leading experts in their fields by ScholarGPS which ranks the most productive and influential researchers globally based on the impact of their published work. Spanning disciplines including...
How my degree enabled me to build a car How my degree enabled me to build a car | Student views blog
By Abdul-Azeez BEng Aerospace Engineering UWE Bristol graduate Abdul-Azeez tells us about his experience as a visually impaired international student studying Aerospace Engineering in the UK. He shares what influenced his decision to study at...
Experiencing Events and Tourism Products and Services Experiencing Events and Tourism Products and Services | Applied Marketing Research Group blog
This blog is written by Dr Dan Knox and Dr Ed Little Special-Interest Holidays in the Experience Economy We all need a break now and again but why? And what do we do when we get one? We undertook a research project designed to understand the...
Rethinking real estate: a new era of valuation Rethinking real estate: a new era of valuation | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
By Rabab Raydan MSCA Doctoral Researcher at QuiVal The impact of natural disasters on real estate value Natural disasters pose a significant threat to real estate value as they can cause extensive property damage disrupt market stability and...
Fair Bus Fares for Young People Policy Briefing Fair Bus Fares for Young People Policy Briefing | Research and External Engagement
Young people aged 16-24 use buses more than older age groups and have lower access to a car. Yet they face a postcode lottery in accessing free and discounted bus fares a new policy briefing from UWE Bristol and Sustrans finds. Access to buses...