As the final teaching week of this academic year draws to a close, it has certainly been one to remember. Following Laura’s blog about teaching ‘from a distance’ last week, […]
Safeguarding Academic Freedom: A Response to Mr Heaton-Harris
By Professor Amelia Hadfield, Canterbury Christ Church University On Tuesday 25th October 2017, The Guardian published an article entitled “Universities deplore ‘McCarthyism’ as MP demands list of tutors lecturing on […]
Teaching the A level Politics Teachers
Dr Mark Bennister, Reader in Politics was invited to take part in a new partnership event for A level Government and Politics teachers at Parliament on 14 June.
Come Work for Us! University Instructor Post in Politics/International Relations
This post combines the provision of teaching support within the Politics and International Relations Programme with the requirement to study half-time in one of our priority research areas
Politics and IR Programme Participates in Innovative Live WebTV Programme
As part of the Programme’s relationship with the civil society organisation GlobalNet21, a live WebTV event was run on Wednesday 10th of December. The topic was food scarcity and it […]
Parliament Comes to CCCU (Again)
On Friday 5 December the Politics Programme once again played host to the Parliamentary Outreach team. As part of the ongoing partnership between Dr Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in Politics […]
CCCU Network for Politics Teachers
On 7 July 2014 teachers from across the South East of England attended a specialist workshop addressing how Politics and IR are taught at schools and universities.
Simulation Game Development Continues in Canterbury
The Politics and International Relations programme continues its development of simulation games as a key tool of teaching.