Harnessing strengths, nurturing talent, connecting ideas and facilitating growth. Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus is a flagship project for the University of Bristol and the city as a whole, designed to enhance the power and the potential for the creative, digital and innovation sectors to meet the needs of a rapidly changing world.

Temple Quarter will enable a dynamic ecosystem where our academic community can grow their ideas alongside community stakeholders, industry partners, and business connections. Our focus is on strengthening Bristol's economy while creating a more sustainable, prosperous and equitable society.

With exceptional facilities and extensive communal spaces, the TQEC builds on the University's vision to be greater than the sum of its parts, serving the city and the wider world. The campus will be car free and the most sustainable part of our estate, helping to achieve our ambition to become carbon neutral by 2030.  The public realm will be an open and welcoming space for everyone to enjoy.

The new Campus is a catalyst for the wider redevelopment of Bristol Temple Quarter, the UK's largest regeneration site. Part of a thriving ecosystem for learning, innovation and social value, the regeneration of Temple Quarter will create 22,000 new jobs and 10,000 new homes. It will introduce more inclusive routes into education and bring £1.6 billion every year into the city economy.

With a refurbished Bristol Temple Meads station at its heart, the area will become a world-class gateway to Bristol and the West of England. A new entrance from Bristol Temple Meads station will open directly in onto the Temple Quarter Campus. It will also join the city centre to the east of Bristol with new walking and cycling paths.

The University of Bristol is working closely with Bristol City Council, the West of England Combined Authority, Network Rail and Homes England to achieve these aims.