Bristol named 12th most sustainable university in the world
The University of Bristol is the 12th most sustainable university in the world, according to the 2025 QS World Sustainability Rankings.
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News in 2024
Success at Bristol Property Awards
There was success for Bristol Dental School at Bristol Property Awards 2024 as Bristol Dental School won the Civic & Community and Transformation categories.
Bristol Dental School receives an Athena SWAN Silver Award
As the first Dental School in the UK to be recognised with a Athena SWAN Silver Award, Bristol Dental School has been recognised for it's continued commitment through a Silver Award renewal.
Bristol Dental School welcomes Minister of State for Care
A Government minister visited the University of Bristol Dental School to witness the positive impact the £36 million clinical education facility is having on people living in the city.
Bristol Dental School awarded Gold for Award for laboratory sustainability
Bristol Dental School recognised for it's commitment to sustainability through Gold award for laboratory spaces.
Bristol Dental School scoops Fit Out / Refurbishment of the Year Award
Bristol Dental School scooped the Fit Out / Refurbishment of the Year at Insider South West Property Awards 2024
Major milestone for University of Bristol’s new world-leading Enterprise Campus
Work on the University of Bristol’s new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus reaches an important milestone today [Thursday 12 September] as the structure of the main building is completed.
Bristol Dental School's ‘exceptional’ staff shine at Bristol Teaching Awards
University of Bristol staff were thanked for their “brilliance and wonderful teaching” at the 2024 Bristol Teaching Awards. With Bristol Dental School's Dr Angela Nobbs winning the Outstanding Research Supervision Award - Faculty of Health & Life Sciences, and Oral Surgery Team are nominated for Inspiring and Innovative Team.
Dentist and researcher awarded prestigious international fellowship
Dr Cher Farrugia from Bristol Dental School has been awarded an International Association for Dental, Oral, and Craniofacial Research (IADR) STAR Network Academy Fellowship 2024.
Research could help young people born with cleft lip and palate achieve best outcomes when moving to adult care
Cleft lip and/or palate is a lifelong condition affecting one in 700 births. A new research programme, led by the University of Bristol and thanks to funding of nearly £2 million by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), will investigate how ethnicity, sex, socio-economic status, health literacy and geography affect outcomes for young adults born with a cleft. The findings will establish how to address this variation and ensure that all young adults have the same chance of achieving the best possible outcomes.
Community Engagement activities this Autumn
During the first term in our new building, the Dental School engaged with several local community initiatives.