The IPR has produced a report that explores how culture and values need to be at the heart of thinking about public policy.

Social and political scientists will be in Bath this week for the 48th Annual Conference of the University Association for Contemporary European Studies.

Professors Tess Ridge and Jane Millar have been recognised with prestigious awards.

Kathryn is working at the IPR for the summer between the two years of her Masters programme

Professor Alma Harris has been heavily involved in the new report, from the International Council of Education Advisers to the Scottish Government.

The study from Bath’s TCRG published in Tobacco Control highlights tobacco industry involvement in shaping the global track and trace system.

Family background has an important impact on graduates’ future earnings, but subject and institution choice can be even more significant, say the authors.

Three new vacancies at the IPR. Find out more including how to apply.

Two year fee waiver for students starting the Masters in Public Policy (MPP) in September 2018

Apply to be the IPR's University of Bath Prize Fellow.