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University embarks on recruitment drive for early career researchers
The recruitment campaign has been driven by the University’s ambition to develop and explore new research and educational opportunities on an interdisciplinary basis.
Dr Richard Hayton publishes blog on ‘The strange death of Conservative Unionism’
Richard Hayton's new blog reflects on the decline of the ideology of Conservative Unionism.
Professor Anna Lawson appointed member of the Disability Committee of the Equality and Human Rights Commission
The Equality and Human Rights Commission,which has a statutory mandate to challenge discrimination, and to protect and promote human rights,has appointed seven new members to its Disability Committee.
Professor Anna Lawson appointed member of the Disability Committee of the Equality and Human Rights Commission
The Equality and Human Rights Commission,which has a statutory mandate to challenge discrimination, and to protect and promote human rights,has appointed seven new members to its Disability Committee.
Dr Jana Javornik discusses why childcare is a key battleground in the general election
Putting the UKs childcare cost crisis in perspective, it is worth highlighting how other countries, many of them Nordic, have forged ahead with making universal, quality childcare a priority.