Dr Soeren Keil, our Jean Monnet Chair in European Foreign Policy has announced the 2020 winners of the CEFEUS – Jean Monnet prizes. These prizes are supported by our Jean […]
My reflections on the impact of Covid-19 in my local area and on students
In the second student blog of our series on “The Impact of COVID-19 on Kent and Medway”, Omo Akhakielen, a first year studying International Relations at CCCU reflects on his […]
Lecturers and Students involved in Web TV Programme on Food Scarcity
As part of the second year politics module ‘Global Governance’ we will be teaming up with our good friends at GlobalNet21, an NGO that promotes public discussion and debate on […]
Kent School Video Pitch Wins in Parliament
The winning idea from the ‘Hardcopy or #Hashtag: Young People’s Vision for a Digital Parliament’ workshop held at Canterbury Christ Church in September went on to be voted the best […]
Politics and IR Programme Hosts Local Schools for ESRC Event
On the 4th of November the Politics and IR programme hosted over fifty students from local schools, Chatham and Clarendon Grammar School, Kent College, and St George’s Church of England School Thanet […]
Politics Students Participate in South Thanet Hustings
Our students were invited to attend hustings for the South Thanet constituency by the hosts of the world class science campus Discovery Park.
Open Public Debate on Fracking in the UK 19/11/14
On Wednesday 19 th November the Sociology programme launches the first of its public debates for 2014/15, which takes the controversial subject of fracking as its focus. With David Cameron […]
New Edition of Our Journal European Review of International Affairs is Out Now
The Autumn edition of ERIS – European Journal of International Affairs – a journal based here in Politics and IR is out now. See below for a list of the […]