Study spaces

Need somewhere quiet to study when the Library is full? Need to borrow a laptop?

We have spaces and facilities across UWE Bristol's campuses, including computer labs and learning zones. You can either book or just turn up and use them.

Frenchay Campus study spaces

Four students working at a desk in the library

Frenchay Library

Frenchay Library is open 24/7/365 and is the largest study space on campus.
The ACE Resource Centre in S Block.

Arts, Creative Industries and Education Resource Centre

A study space in S Block with specialist resources and technical staff.
Students working on computers on Frenchay Campus.

The Forum

The Forum is an open-access learning zone in B Block.
Students working in The Hive on Frenchay Campus.

The Hive and Project Room

The Hive and Project Room is an open-access learning zone in Q Block.
Synapse Learning Zone in H Block on Frenchay Campus.

Synapse

Synapse is an open-access learning zone in H Block.
Two students using a laptop in a study space on Frenchay Campus.

The Works

The Works is an open-access learning zone in F Block.

Glenside and City Campus study spaces

Students working on computers in Glenside Library.

Glenside Library

Location, accessibility information and Glenside Library facilities.
Group of students in Bower Ashton Library, City Campus.

Bower Ashton Library

Location, accessibility information and Bower Ashton Library facilities.

Computer spaces

Information about UWE Bristol's computer rooms, loanable laptops, and guidance on how you can book computers.

Computers on campus

Bookable rooms

Book teaching rooms that aren't in use, and Library group study rooms.

Book a room

Take a tour of our study spaces

Need to book a room for a group project you’re working on? Need somewhere quiet to study when the Library is full? Need to borrow a laptop? We have spaces and facilities across all campuses that you can book or just turn up and use.

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Assistive software

UWE Bristol student computers have assistive software installed which can help with your studies.
A student laptop with UWE Bristol logo on the screen, in student accommodation

Getting started with IT

Our quick help guide for getting started with IT.
Student using a computer in the library.

IT skills

IT, software and programming skills, including online tutorials.