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Putting Injustice First: A Conversation with Babar Ahmad

Putting Injustice First: A Conversation with Babar Ahmad

This week, as part of Dr Demetris Tillyris’ third-year, research-led module on the ‘Ethics of Political Leadership and the Problem of Dirty Hands’, we had the pleasure of welcoming to CCCU […]

04 Apr, 202504 Apr, 2025 Events, News, Research, TeachingLeave a Comment on Putting Injustice First: A Conversation with Babar Ahmad
From Climate Champion to Fossil Fuel Defender: The Student Green Officer’s Unexpected Role

From Climate Champion to Fossil Fuel Defender: The Student Green Officer’s Unexpected Role

Felicity Lindo, second year of Law with International Relations student, reflects on the World Climate Summit simulation assessment – part of our Global Governance and Diplomacy module convened by Dr […]

24 Mar, 2025 Students, TeachingLeave a Comment on From Climate Champion to Fossil Fuel Defender: The Student Green Officer’s Unexpected Role
As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow – A Review

As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow – A Review

Thahmina Begum Thaniya reviews Zoulfa Katouh’s debut novel and reflects on how literature can offer insights that strengthen our political analysis.

23 Jan, 202506 Mar, 2025 Commentary, TeachingLeave a Comment on As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow – A Review
Why study Politics and Global Sustainability?

Why study Politics and Global Sustainability?

As Los Angeles burns and negotiators try again to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, our minds are focused on the twin problems of our time – climate crisis and suffering […]

14 Jan, 202514 Jan, 2025 Alumni, News, TeachingLeave a Comment on Why study Politics and Global Sustainability?
Students study Politics to learn how to change their world. Our teaching methods help

Students study Politics to learn how to change their world. Our teaching methods help

Dr Susan Kenyon explains why she believes that our students can learn the skills to change their world through active learning. 

13 Oct, 202414 Oct, 2024 TeachingLeave a Comment on Students study Politics to learn how to change their world. Our teaching methods help
2023/24: An Academic Year to Remember

2023/24: An Academic Year to Remember

2023/24 was – as ever – a busy year both in the classroom and beyond. Here is a recap of what we got up to.

07 Jun, 202410 Oct, 2024 Commentary, Events, News, Students, Teaching1 Comment on 2023/24: An Academic Year to Remember
Brussels Trip April 2024

Brussels Trip April 2024

In April 2024 our students went on a whirlwind two-day trip to Brussels. Here is Dr Sarah Lieberman’s photo diary.

05 Jun, 202405 Jun, 2024 Events, News, Students, TeachingLeave a Comment on Brussels Trip April 2024
Working in Diplomacy

Working in Diplomacy

Once again this year our wonderful alumni community took part in what has become a regular feature of the Foreign Policy Analysis module – our hybrid Working in Diplomacy session. […]

05 Jun, 202407 Jun, 2024 Alumni, News, Students, TeachingLeave a Comment on Working in Diplomacy
Student Trip to Parliament December 2023

Student Trip to Parliament December 2023

On Friday 1 December a group of Politics and Law students visited the Houses of Parliament.  Travelling by coach on a snowy day, the buildings looked stunning on the outside […]

18 Dec, 202310 Oct, 2024 Events, News, Students, TeachingLeave a Comment on Student Trip to Parliament December 2023

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