On Friday 5 December the Politics Programme once again played host to the Parliamentary Outreach team. As part of the ongoing partnership between Dr Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in Politics […]
EU Diplomat Guest Lectures for Politics and IR Programme
Deputy Head of the China Division at the EU External Action Service (EEAS) Mr. George Cunningham participated as a guest lecturer for two taught modules for the Politics and IR programmes on […]
Canterbury Labour Parliament Candidate at CCCU
Hugh Lanning, the Labour Parliamentary Candidate for the Canterbury and Whitstable constituency, held an open discussion at CCCU on the 30th of October as part of the Politics Programme’s Making […]
Public Lecture: Germany and Poland: Strangers on a Train or Participants of a Common Destiny?
The Politics and International Relations programme is warmly inviting you to the following guest lecture: Germany and Poland: Strangers on a Train or Participants of a Common Destiny?
Participating in Model United Nations in Croatia
By Natalie Ang, Second Year Politics Student I participated in the Croatian International Modeling United Nations (CIMUN) event in the heart of Zagreb, where we stayed for a week. It […]
Politics Students Shine on BBC Free Speech TV Show
Members from the Politics Society were invited to participate in the BBC Free Speech TV show as it broadcast live from Margate last week. The show is available to watch […]
Busy Summer for the Politics Team!
Dr David Bates was in Manchester last month for the Political Studies Marxism Specialist Group, where he co-organised three sessions on Professor Norman Geras’ contribution to Marxism. He also presented […]
European Review of International Studies (ERIS) – Annual Lecture
We are delighted to announce our first ERIS Annual Lecture, with estimeed Professor Christian Lequesne from Sciences Po, Paris! The event is free and will take place this Friday […]
Hardcopy or #Hashtag? Young People’s Vision for a Digital Parliament
By Dr. Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in Politics