The School for Policy Studies at the University of Bristol celebrates outstanding success in the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027, with two of its disciplines ranked among the very best in the UK.
The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup could become the “most polluting ever”, warns a new report by leading university researchers who have examined football’s relationship with climate change.
Policy briefing will capture recommendations of the forum’s discussion from Global South voices, on climate justice and transition ahead of key UN climate negotiations.
Social Policy is one of several subjects at the University of Bristol which has been ranked among the top 10 in the UK in the latest Complete University Guide.
Free bus travel during the school summer holidays helped children and young people in Bristol travel more independently and spend more time with friends and family, new research led by University of Bristol has found. It also enabled them to take part in activities and access opportunities that may otherwise have been unavailable to them.
At least two school-aged children die each month from knife injuries in England, with most fatalities resulting from a single stab wound, according to the first national analysis of its kind. The University of Bristol-led research offers critical insights that could help inform future prevention strategies.
The School for Policy Studies is excited to share the excellent improvement in subject ranking in the QS World University Subject Rankings, moving 15 places up to 18th in the world for Social Policy and Administration.
A University of Bristol-led research collaboration is reshaping national policy to help ensure healthy communities sit at the centre of urban development funding decisions.
New award from NIHR School for Social Care Research examines the implications of Prevention of Future Deaths (PDF) Reports for social and health care support and services for learning disabled people.
A new community outreach programme to help women and their partners who are managing the consequences of Female Genital Cutting or Circumcision (FGC) is set to launch following a successful pilot.
