Students on the final year Critical Issues in Contemporary Politics module were this year asked to produce blog posts as part of their assessment. The students were asked to write […]
Unelected, unrepresentative and undemocratic? What does the contemporary House of Lords actually look like?
Students on the final year Critical Issues in Contemporary Politics module were this year asked to produce blog posts as part of their assessment.
Politics and Sociology programmes host their first joint employability conference
This month the Politics and Sociology programmes hosted their first joint Employability Conference for undergraduate students in conjunction with the Careers Development team.
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 […]
Parliamentary Outreach Organises Select Committee Simulation with Students
On 23 October, students in Dr Mark Bennister’s final year British politics class took part in a role play simulating a House if Commons select committee inquiry session investigating the […]
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 […]
A Summer Interning in Brussels
By Marta Silva (3rd year International Relations and French student)
My thoughts from Conservative Conference 2014
By Amy Hopkinson (Third Year Politics Student and Conservative Party member) The mood at this year’s Conservative conference was quite positive. I was struck both by the real and venomous […]
Getting Involved with Politics at the 2014 Conservative Party Conference
By Alexia Antoniou (3rd Year Politics Student and Conservative Party member) I have recently arrived back in Canterbury after spending four very busy yet exciting and informative days in Birmingham, […]