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Research project aims to reduce toddler drowning deaths in Bangladesh
A new collaborative project to reduce the number of child drowning deaths in Bangladesh has been launched.
Pee Power technology returns to Glastonbury Festival for fourth year
Technology developed at UWE Bristol that converts urine into electricity is set to be showcased at Glastonbury Festival for a fourth year.
Help to Grow: Management Course - Businesses and employers
Help to Grow: Management is a government-backed 12-week course for senior managers, delivered with industry experts at Bristol Business School.
The Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference - Research centres and groups
The 19th Annual Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference organisers and sponsors, booking and registration.
Exploring ways to change food waste behaviour - Projects
Exploring ways to change food waste behaviour.
New Fintech Master's to prepare students for sector's challenges
UWE Bristol launches a Fintech Master's degree, set to prepare students for the regulatory and ethical challenges of new, disruptive technologies.
Facial recognition technology aims to detect emotional state in pigs
Machine vision experts at UWE Bristol and Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) are developing a tool to monitor animals faces, alerting farmers to problems.
How to use your assessment feedback - Prepare for assessments
How to understand and make the most of your assessment feedback.
Health fees and applications - Fees funding and how to apply
Information on fees, funding and how to apply for professional and short courses in health.
Ready to change the world - Our values, vision and strategy
See how our students and staff use UWE Bristol as a springboard for changing the world.
UWE Bristol appoints professor to lead sustainability work
UWE Bristol has created a new role to help educate staff and students on sustainability and climate change.
AI and building sensors to help businesses optimise energy efficiency
A system to determine the energy and cost efficiency of commercial buildings is being developed by researchers including the UWE Bristol.