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Learning at home – what has previous educational research said? Learning at home – what has previous educational research said? | Education blog
The closure of schools as a result of Covid 19 has led to many parents and carers having to take a greater role in their children’s education. Dr Jane Andrews Associate Professor (Education) at UWE discusses a selection of published...
Relationship and sex education (RSE) in secondary schools: Why’s it all so complicated? Relationship and sex education (RSE) in secondary schools: Why’s it all so complicated? | Education blog
I recently delivered some lectures to PGCE Secondary Students in the Department of education and Childhood at UWE regarding recent changes to sex education. I began these sessions by asking students to stand up if they had received any form of...
Reacting Retreating Regulating and Reconnecting Reacting Retreating Regulating and Reconnecting | Research and External Engagement
Guest blog post from Florence Neville PhD student. Blog post originally appeared on autismhwb.com: Summary of study findings. Florence Neville February 2022 I am an autistic Health and Wellbeing PhD student at the University of the West of...
Month: June 2023 1 November 2025 | Alumni blog
Unfurl photo © Mark Gray Emma Powell makes robots for poking squishing and hugging. She’s Co-Director of Air Giants a local creative robotics studio making pioneering and monumental work for an international audience. We interviewed Emma ahead...
Black History Month: Spotlight on Research and Innovation Contributions Black History Month: Spotlight on Research and Innovation Contributions | Research and External Engagement
In this blog post we highlight some of the groundbreaking discoveries Black academics have made that have significantly advanced our understanding and capabilities in numerous areas. Black History Month is a time to honour and celebrate the rich...
Category: International Women’s Day International Women's Day | Student blog
For many students university life offers a lot of new experiences including new relationships. You will meet new romantic partners new course mates flatmates or new friends — as well as experiencing extended time away from old friends partners...
FCA regulation of cryptocurrency service providers: A slow start FCA regulation of cryptocurrency service providers: A slow start | Bristol Law School blog
By Henry Hillman Lecturer in Law at UWE Bristol. The UK implemented the 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive in January 2020 [1] which extended anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing (AML/CTF) regulation to include exchanges of...
The role of judiciary in climate change litigation – the rise of a promising opportunity to combat climate change The role of judiciary in climate change litigation - the rise of a promising opportunity to combat climate change | Bristol Law School blog
By Christina Schroeder LLM Student Member of Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group. Climate change and how to combat it is an omnipresent issue. Whereas in the past climate change and its consequences were talked down they are now...
Professor Laurent Pech’s Distinguished Professorial Address – UWE 30 November 2017 Professor Laurent Pech’s Distinguished Professorial Address – UWE 30 November 2017 | Bristol Law School blog
On 30 November 2017 the Bristol Law School welcomed Laurent Pech Professor of European Law and holder of the Jean Monnet Chair of EU Public Law at Middlesex University London. The title of his Distinguished Professorial Address was ‘Rule of Law...
Student blog post: Common Reporting Standards – Criminal Information Nowhere to Hide? Student blog post: Common Reporting Standards – Criminal Information Nowhere to Hide? | Bristol Law School blog
This post (edited for publication) is contributed to our blog as an excerpt from an LLM Dissertation by Yen Lai. Views expressed in this blog post are those of the author only who consents to the publication. Our financial world today remains as...
CALR Forum: Does and Should International Law Prohibit the Prosecution of Children for War Crimes? CALR Forum: Does and Should International Law Prohibit the Prosecution of Children for War Crimes? | Bristol Law School blog
The picture of a young African boy holding a Kalashnikov in his hands has come to represent the archetypal child soldier drawn into a conflict he does not understand. It is thus claimed that children are not culpable for crimes they might commit...
End of the Age of Arrogance? End of the Age of Arrogance? | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Written by Professor Richard Bolden UWE Bristol 14/01/2022 for the International Leadership Association “In reality they all lived in a kind of hieroglyphic world where the real thing was never said or done or even thought but only represented...