We are incredibly proud that one of our graduates Jana, has won the Alumni Sustainability Champion prize. Her work with the UN is undoubtedly important, but she has also been […]
“A Break from Brexit”
Students on our undergraduate degrees have the opportunity to spend a year abroad at a partner university between their second and third years. Here, Samuel Newman shares his experiences as […]
Without scrutiny, politicians with propositions that are neither possible nor true can falsely gain popularity
We were proud to host students from The Langton, Canterbury, at our pre-Hustings General Election Schools Workshop. Following this, we are thrilled that a number of students sent us their […]
‘We need a leader who cares and has genuine concern for the best of the people’
We were proud to host students from The Langton, Canterbury, at our pre-Hustings General Election Schools Workshop. Following this, we are thrilled that a number of students sent us their […]
‘It gave me a great insight and helped me to gain confidence to use my voice on important topics’
We were proud to host students from The Langton, Canterbury, at our pre-Hustings General Election Schools Workshop. Following this, we are thrilled that a number of students sent us their […]
Civility and respect in Politics: Can they co-exist?
We were proud to host students from The Langton, Canterbury, at our pre-Hustings General Election Schools Workshop. Following this, we are thrilled that a number of students sent us their […]
Labour’s Victory: Ruthless Caution, Strategic Ambiguity, and the Spectre of the Far Right
Dr Demetris Tillyris offers his reflections on Labour’s victory.
General Election 2024 – First Thoughts
The politics team offers its – admittedly sleep deprived – first thoughts on what the election results mean.
Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am…
Professor David Bates’ offer his first thoughts of what the results of the 2024 election mean.