As Dr Susan Kenyon explains, we know sometimes life gets in the way, and our students are always welcome.
Prestigious national award honours Dr Susan Kenyon’s outstanding contribution to teaching
Dr Susan Kenyon has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship, the UK’s most prestigious teaching excellence award.
Powered by People: Another Great Year for CCCU Politics and IR
As the 2025–26 academic year draws to a close, we are looking back on another remarkable year for Politics and International Relations at CCCU—one defined by energy, ambition, achievement and […]
Breaking the Ice, Building Voices: The Power of Talking About the News in Class
What if one of the most effective learning activities in your degree wasn’t planned at all? Dr Laura Cashman reflects on her longstanding practice of starting each class with a […]
Careers Fair 2026
Our annual careers event took place on 21 April, bringing together a range of guest speakers from sectors well suited to politics graduates. Students heard about diverse career pathways and […]
Trip to Brussels 2026
Much learning happens in classrooms, but nothing brings politics and law to life quite like standing inside the institutions where decisions are actually made.
Diplomacy in Action: Insights from CCCU’s Climate Summit Simulation
The study of global diplomacy often remains confined to lectures and textbooks, but what happens when students step into the roles of real-world negotiators?
Unlocking Africa’s AI Potential: Lessons From an Industry Insider
Drawing on graduate Kojo Apeagyei’s experience in Africa’s AI sector, third year Joshua Bottomley examines how emerging technologies are reshaping development and opportunity across the continent.
Graduate Wisdom Part II: What It Takes to Succeed as a Researcher
In Mariia Kaliuzhna’s second contribution to our Get Grad Ready series, she reflects on the insights of Pol IR graduate Kojo Apeagyei, drawing on his experience as an AI consultant […]