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Contemporary Children’s Biographies About Women: A laudable endeavour but critical reading remains crucial Contemporary Children’s Biographies About Women: A laudable endeavour but critical reading remains crucial | Education blog
This article is a guest blog from Louise Couceiro a PhD Researcher at the University of Glasgow. Louise’s research explores how children aged seven to ten engage with and respond to collective biographies about women published since 2016....
Month: June 2024 June 2024 | Policing blog
Authors: Eve Smietanko and PC Jodie Norris This week’s UWE Policing blog turns the spotlight on Police Constable Jodie Norris. Jodie is a police officer with Avon and Somerset and is a Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) student...
Reflecting on World Mental Health Day Reflecting on World Mental Health Day | Policing blog
As we come to the end of World Mental Health Day we would like to take the opportunity to reflect on this important issue with our Senior Lecturer Ian Lowe. Ian served in the Royal Air Force Police then worked as a Highways Agency Traffic...
UWE Policing Book Club: what we’ve been reading and our recommendations. UWE Policing Book Club: what we've been reading and our recommendations. | Policing blog
I was somewhat pleased to have finished 47 books last year and speaking with other lecturers – some of which far surpassed my count – it is clear that reading for pleasure is widespread within the team. Research supports the positive impact...
Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be… or is it? Exploring the psychological benefits of nostalgia for people with dementia By Gary Christopher Nostalgia ain't what it used to be... or is it? Exploring the psychological benefits of nostalgia for people with dementia | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Gary Christopher In this blog I shall talk a little about my research on nostalgia and in particular how it relates to dementia. I am interested in exploring the power of nostalgic recall on a person’s sense of self and...
Category: Money Money | Student blog
Student living costs are at an all-time high and in 2024 58% of students said their maintenance loan doesn’t cover their living costs. With that in mind you might be thinking about picking up a part-time job to help ease the pressure. Here’s a...
Month: October 2023 14 March 2026 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
We’re happy to have welcomed many wonderful and talented new faces to the Centre for Transport and Society (CTS) team over the past year. Here’s a brief introduction to our newer members of teaching and research staff as well as our postgraduate...
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...
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...
Are we listening? Are we listening? | Education blog
Chloe Newman shares processes findings and next steps of her research using Photovoice to advocate for the voices of children with autism in a mainstream EYFS setting By Chloe Newman (chloe2.newman@live.uwe.ac.uk) This blog discusses the process...
UWE Bristol PCDA Alumni Spotlight UWE Bristol PCDA Alumni Spotlight | Policing blog
In this blog we shine the spotlight on UWE Bristol Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) graduate Duncan Gordon. We have a growing number of PCDA Alumni and it was nice to catch up over a coffee and find out how Duncan is getting on with...
Innovative new social app to be created under £1.8m project to increase exercise among under-represented groups
A project to encourage people in under-represented groups to increase exercise will see the development of a new social app.