Philip Leverhulme Prizes awarded to three University of Bristol academics
Three academics from the University of Bristol have been awarded prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prizes.
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News in 2026
Philosophers awarded £4.1m to further research into quantum and AI
Philosophers at Bristol have been awarded two highly prestigious John Templeton Foundation and AHRC grants to advance their pioneering research into open quantum systems and the impact of AI on quantum chemistry, helping to further establish Bristol as a world-leading centre for foundational work in quantum science and AI.
Business School students and communities working together on decision-making
Voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations form a key part of Bristol’s identity, supporting communities, often while dealing with limited resources, rising demand, and complex operational decisions. These challenges can be explored through data‑informed insights that complement the local expertise, experiences and stories that define the VCSE sector.
Bristol’s Faculty of Arts, Law and Social Sciences climbs the THE subject rankings in 2026
The Faculty of Arts, Law and Social Sciences at the University of Bristol has recorded strong performance in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings by Subject 2026, with notable rises across several schools.