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About us

Choose to do university right

At UWE Bristol, we prepare you for a world that’s changing fast. Through future-facing learning and real-world experiences, you’ll graduate ready for what’s next – with the skills, confidence and mindset to shape your own path. Choose to do university right. 

 

Excellent employability

89% of our graduates are in work or further study 15 months after graduation (Graduate Outcome Survey results from 2022/23, published 2025). 

 

Support services

We know that heading to university is a big deal. It’s our aim as a university to give you all the tools you need to succeed. Services and resources available include academic personal tutors, School support staff, Peer Assisted Learning (student-to-student support scheme), student support advisers and a 24/7 wellbeing service. 

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Ready to change the world

You’re ready. Now’s your time. To build a better tomorrow and create the future you want to see. For yourself, for others, for the good of society and the world we live in. From our campuses to our teaching to our employability rates and our research, everything you need to make a positive impact is right here

What makes us different

Everything we do here is focused on preparing you for the real world. Our strong links with national and international employers allow us to design industry-relevant courses and offer hands-on placements and internships. 

There’s much more to the UWE Bristol experience than just our courses. Music, sports, community projects, support networks, the list goes on. With over 160 societies and sports clubs to choose from, you’re sure to find something great to get involved with, meet new people, and have fun. 

One of our best assets is our city. Bristol is famous for its independent thinking, unique urban style and culture of innovative creativity. It’s not just a great place to live, with its music, arts, culture, green spaces, food scene and fantastic festivals. It’s a great place to start a career too, in a hotbed of creativity, innovation, research and tech. This variety of benefits makes Bristol a city buzzing with potential. Whatever you’re into, you’ll find it here. 

Find out more about the courses on offer at Bristol, UWE.
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Course locations

Frenchay Campus

Bristol, BS16 1QY

City Campus

Bristol, BS3 2JT

Bristol Zoo Gardens

Bristol, BS8 3HA

Glenside Campus

Bristol, BS16 1DD

Gloucestershire College

Cheltenham, GL51 7SJ

Main Site

BS16 1QY

Arnolfini

Bristol, BS1 4QD

Gloucestershire College

Cheltenham, GL51 7SJ

Frenchay Campus

Bristol, BS16 1QY

Bristol City Football Club, Ashton Gate

Bristol, BS3 2EJ

City of Bristol College

Bristol, BS7 9BU

Bristol Zoo Project

Bristol, BS10 7TP

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  • Alicia

    UWE Bristol
    English Literature
    Hey everyone! I study English Literature and I am currently in my second year. I have an interest in children's literature, looking to go into publishing as a career. I am an open book and would love to help you answer any queries you may have, as I have been in your position and know how daunting it can all feel. Whether you have questions about English Literature BA(Hons), UWE life as a whole or things like student budgeting, don't hesitate to ask :)

  • Jess

    UWE Bristol
    Education and Teaching
    Hi! I’m Jess, I’m a 2nd year primary’s education student at UWE. I am always happy to answer any questions or worries you have about university life. Whether it’s about the course, student life or just advice for coming to uni!

  • Feride

    UWE Bristol
    Architecture
    Hello, I hope we all stay safe. I study Architecture and Planning and I'm currently in my third year. I enjoyed this year a lot and my passion for the subject has become more intriguing.

  • Zainab

    UWE Bristol
    Software Engineering for Business
    I was born and raised in Nigeria and joined UWE early 2023. I will admit I waited till the last minute to decide to pursue software engineering as a degree, but I do believe I made the right decision. My passion for coding and software development is growing by the day and I cannot wait to apply my abilities in the real world. That’s not to say I don’t suffer from imposter syndrome occasionally, but I do think being in the right environment has really helped change my mindset and attitude.

  • Mabelle

    UWE Bristol
    Psychology, Sociology and Criminology
    I am currently a 3rd year student in Psychology, particularly interested in Business Psychology and I plan on doing a Placement Year. Enjoys watching F1 and playing piano (especially to destress).

  • Tinishia

    UWE Bristol
    Criminology
    Hi I’m Tinishia, final year student at UWE. I hope to either work within the education sector or with young people in general👮🏼‍♀️🚓 I have a wide knowledge of UWE, particularly regarding home undergraduate info, and support for neurodivergent learners.

  • Rose

    UWE Bristol
    Geography BSc
    Hi my name is Rose and i’m an undergraduate studying Bsc geography at UWE. My future plans are to become a secondary geography school teacher, also to go travelling with my partner. I love food and trying out new places to eat, i especially love pasta. I also own a horse named ollie who i have had for 7 years, together we have done many competitions and fun rides over the years.