Bristol medic elected to second term of BMA student committee
Harrison Carter, a third-year Bristol medical student, has been re-elected co-chair of the British Medical Association Medical Student Committee.
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University wins Best Employer at Bristol Pride Awards
The University was recognised for their commitment to diversity and inclusion at the Bristol Pride Gala Ball.
Think Big: University doubles funding for international scholarships to £1million
As the Think Big initiative runs into its second year the University of Bristol has increased its investment, expanding opportunities for international scholarships.
Inaugural Forkbeard Fantasy Award winners announced
West country artists China Blue Fish and Naomi Smyth are the winners of a new £15,000 award which will see them develop a collaborative work inspired by engagement with the Forkbeard Fantasy Archive which is housed at the University of Bristol’s Theatre Collection.
Tense tiebreak decides Bristol’s University Challenge clash
Nerves reached fever pitch as Bristol’s second University Challenge quarterfinal was decided by a rare tiebreak.
Bristol Professor appointed as one of the European Commission’s Chief Scientific Advisors
Professor Dimitra Simeonidou, Director of the Smart Internet Lab at the University of Bristol, has been appointed as Chief Scientific Advisor to the European Commission playing a key role in contributing to science-driven EU policy making and legislation.
Free tools empower public in bid for online privacy
Protecting personal information while surfing the web or using apps is a concern for many of us and successfully shielding such data can be a struggle.
University of Bristol among the world’s best for employability
Students at the University of Bristol are among the most employable in the world.
Sarah Baillie awarded Principal Fellowship by Higher Education Academy
Professor Sarah Baillie, Veterinary Programme Director and Head of Teaching at the School of Veterinary Sciences, has been awarded a Principal Fellowship by the Higher Education Academy.
Combined intimate partner violence that includes sexual violence is common and more damaging
Women who experience sexual violence combined with other forms of intimate partner violence suffer greater damage to their health and are much more likely to attempt suicide, according to a study led by researchers at the University of Bristol’s Centre for Academic Primary Care published today [12 November] in the International Journal of Epidemiology.