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Margaret Casely-Hayford, Chair, Shakespeare's Globe – 2 February 2022 - Previous events
Margaret Casely-Hayford, Chair of Shakespeare's Globe lecture on Trust and Governance: where to now?
Mathematics and statistics - Study skills
Resources that will develop your skills in mathematics, statistics and numeracy.
Data Protection Statement and Policy - Data protection
Access the full General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) statement and Data Protection Policy for UWE Bristol.
Putting Bristol on the map as a City of Film - Harnessing creativity and technology
Our research and our support of Bristol's film industry has led to the city being awarded UNESCO City of Film status.
Open Events accessibility - Open Days
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Career Pathways: Inspiring Journeys in STEM and Beyond × Staff and Student Forum event Career Pathways: Inspiring Journeys in STEM and Beyond × Staff and Student Forum event | Employability in Applied Sciences
On Wednesday 19th February 2025 students and staff gathered for an inspiring Career Pathways and Networking Event an initiative aimed at bridging the gap between aspiring professionals and students. Hosted as part of our Widening participation...
I would 100% recommend to other students to take up an Internship I would 100% recommend to other students to take up an Internship | Careers and enterprise
I would 100% recommend to other students to take up an Internship. The work experience was an invaluable contribution towards real-world relevant experience listed on my CV which ultimately I feel helped in me landing a fantastic placement job...
UWE Bristol Film grad earns BAFTA recognition for sustainable storytelling
UWE Bristol Film grad earns BAFTA recognition for sustainable storytelling
UWE Bristol to host Ukrainian scholar at risk
UWE Bristol is proud to announce it is one of only six UK universities to be awarded a fellowship for a Ukrainian scholar at risk.
UWE Bristol collaborative study finds car brands may influence likelihood of collision
Research undertaken by the UWE Bristol and Agilysis has found that marketing techniques deployed by car manufacturers may contribute to collisions caused by aggressive driving.