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How our researchers are finding solutions to the world’s food issues
As World Food Day approaches, we showcase the leading research carried out by the Faculty of Social Sciences into the food issues and the future of food.
Professor Joanne Greenhalgh delivers first Faculty Inaugural Lecture
The Faculty was delighted to host Professor Greenhalgh’s lecture celebrating her impressive, interdisciplinary research career.
Sociology and Social Policy student campaigns to end child poverty
Sophie Balmer, a student in the School of Sociology and Social Policy, has shared her experiences of growing up in a report examining poverty in the North of England.
Researchers shine a light on the complex links between climate change, individual responsibility and social inequalities
Research into perceptions on climate change, individual responsibility, and social inequalities offers new insight for policy making.
Disability Studies course wins ethical tech award
The programme team behind the ‘MSc Disability Studies, Rights and Inclusion’ course has won the Association for Learning Technology (ALT) Award for Case Studies in Ethical Edtech.