University is taking Bristol to Beijing
The University of Bristol will host a traditional British graduation ceremony - with a Bristol edge - in Beijing this Saturday (8 April).
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Famed actor Timothy West receives honorary degree
Timothy West, widely regarded as the godfather of British drama, has been presented with an honorary degree by the University of Bristol on Friday [21 July], in recognition of his contribution to the world of acting.
Early career researcher wins Cancer Research UK 2017 Research Engagement Award
Dr Kaitlin Wade from the University's MRC Integrative Epidemiology Unit has been awarded this year’s CRUK Research Engagement Award in the category of Rising Star.
New study investigates how life on land recovered after “The Great Dying”
Over the course of Earth’s history, several mass extinction events have destroyed ecosystems, including one that famously wiped out the dinosaurs. But none were as devastating as “The Great Dying,” which took place 252 million years ago during the end of the Permian period.
Validating digital tools for remote clinical research
A team of scientists from Cambridge Cognition and the University of Bristol have been developing digital assessments for remote clinical research.
University statement regarding Professor David Miller
We are aware of concerns about comments made by David Miller, Professor of Political Sociology and member of our School for Policy Studies, and that a written question has also been raised in Parliament regarding Professor Miller’s comments, and the principles of freedom of speech at the University of Bristol.
Bristol hosts top US students for Fulbright Summer Institute
Ten of the USA’s brightest undergraduates have been spending four weeks at the University of Bristol to explore the culture, heritage and history of the UK, as part of the Fulbright UK Summer Institute scheme.
Innovative widening participation programme celebrates first degree graduates
The first students who successfully completed the University of Bristol’s innovative Foundation Year in Arts and Humanities and went on to study for a degree have graduated this week.
Veterinary professionals need to change how they connect with their clients
When advising on animal health and welfare, veterinarians often struggle to engage with the motivational needs of their clients. New research has shown a change is needed in how veterinarians communicate with and advise animal owners, to promote engagement with their advice and protect the animals in their care.
New world food court opens in Senate House after major refurbishment
Senate House has reopened with a new world food court, space for Bristol SU and a soon-to-open bar.