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10 stories of love and friendship found 10 stories of love and friendship found | Alumni blog
Kathryn and Matt Colledge on their first date University life is about the people as much as the studying. A time for creating memories and making lifelong relationships whether romantic or platonic. Here are 10 stories from people who met a...
Taking Youth Work Week 2023 as a moment to pause & reflect on our work with children. Taking Youth Work Week 2023 as a moment to pause & reflect on our work with children. | Policing blog
Welcome to the latest UWE Policing blog where we’re excited to celebrate Youth Justice Week. At UWE Bristol we take immense pride in our commitment to cultivating a diverse and expert Policing Programme. As we delve into the important...
Guest blog by Tom Andrews: Reflections on the Degree Entry Route into Policing Guest blog by Tom Andrews: Reflections on the Degree Entry Route into Policing | Policing blog
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of police education it is crucial for policing professionals academics and aspiring officers to gain a deeper understanding of the current and emergent trends. This year I had the privilege of meeting...
A Lifetime in Communication – From Policing to the Page A Lifetime in Communication – From Policing to the Page | Policing blog
In this week’s UWE Bristol Policing Blog we are delighted to feature a special Q&A with Les King retired police officer probation officer university lecturer and now two-time author. Les’s latest book How to Strangle a Jelly brings together...
Month: June 2025 June 2025 | Policing blog
Each year a unique opportunity brings together police students and lecturers from across Europe for a week of international collaboration and learning. This year UWE Bristol Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) students Kennedy Marlow...
Case study: Ensuring that new immersive technologies act in the interests of human rights Case study: Ensuring that new immersive technologies act in the interests of human rights | Research and External Engagement
“Now is the time to ensure that new immersive technologies the metaverse and the next evolution of the internet are designed in the interests of human rights human dignity and democracy. ” Verity McIntosh Associate Professor of Virtual and...
Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) 2024 Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) 2024 | Policing blog
The NAW2024 highlights the positive impact that our Police Apprentices have working within Avon & Somerset Police the communities within the force area and individual victims and suspects. Today is ‘Celebration’ Day of the NAW2024 and this...
The Fraying Thin Blue Line The Fraying Thin Blue Line | Policing blog
Police officers are routinely exposed to trauma and pressure but as this latest UWE Policing blog by Dr Paul Gavin and Dr Cody Porter makes clear it is the organisational stressors that are doing the deepest harm. We are grateful for their new...
A Day in the life of an Apprenticeship Coordinator A Day in the life of an Apprenticeship Coordinator | Policing blog
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes to ensure the seamless training and development of future policing professionals? In this week’s blog we will hear about a day in the life of Steve Concannon a dedicated Apprenticeship Coordinator at...
A Day in the Life of a National Crime Agency (NCA) Major Crime Support Manager A Day in the Life of a National Crime Agency (NCA) Major Crime Support Manager | Policing blog
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to help crack a major investigation or achieve that critical breakthrough? This week as part of our A Day in the Life series we turn the spotlight on the National Crime Agency (NCA) an organisation that as...
Month: January 2026 January 2026 | Policing blog
“Reflection is one of the most underused yet powerful tools for success.” – Richard Carlson Many of us have fresh goals and ambitious plans as we step into the new year. However before we race ahead there is immense value in pausing to...
Counselling Psychology - Doctor of
Professional Doctorate Counselling Psychology gives you a doctorate-level education leading to a professional qualification. It comprises a comprehensive programme of taught modules, 450 hours of counselling psychology practice in a range of placements, and a doctorate-level research project.