A Government decision to ban pupils using smartphones during the school day has been supported by new research from UWE ...
Professor receives international honour during commemorative event for historical Ethiopian diplomat
Professor Shawn Sobers, Professor of Socially Engaged Practice, was awarded a Knighthood in the Royal, Civil and Military ...
Informed by industry, our courses will offer you expert knowledge in Accounting and Finance. Develop your professional skills in our world-class Bristol Business School, where you’ll have the ...
What is a social action hackathon? Social action hackathons bring together student volunteers and local charities from across Bristol. Working in teams, participants solve real-world challenges ...
Scale up 4 Growth (S4G) is a grant funding programme, designed to help small and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs) in the region to grow their business. It offers targeted support and matched funding ...
Explore paid opportunities including graduate vacancies, placements and work experience in business and finance. Explore a world of opportunities in business and finance. Whether you're drawn to ...
A guide to when and how to use generative AI.
Readinglists.uwe.ac.uk is a web-based resource that students use to access their recommended reading quickly and easily. Although they are called 'reading lists', your list may contain a variety of ...
All researchers at UWE Bristol must complete a research data management plan before collecting any data as part of research, or using any data for research. A research data management plan is a ...
Project lead Felix Ritchie, Professor of Applied Economics, said: “The Better Economic Data (BED) project is a hugely important programme for UWE Bristol, demonstrating our ability to work with ...
Immersive Arts has secured over £8.5 million to continue supporting UK artists working with immersive technologies until 2030, following high levels of demand for grants and development opportunities ...
Researchers have developed meals suitable for people with dysphagia (swallowing difficulties) using 3D printing technology. An international team of academics led by UWE Bristol has become the first ...
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