University of Bath film ‘Cobalt Rush’ takes home top film awards at BFI

An in-house documentary produced by Roy Maconachie, Simon Wharf and Bossissi Nkuba won two national honours at the Learning on Screen Awards 2023 in London.
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An in-house documentary produced by Roy Maconachie, Simon Wharf and Bossissi Nkuba won two national honours at the Learning on Screen Awards 2023 in London.
Dr Naomi Pendle (Centre for Development Studies, Department of Social & Policy Sciences) reflects for The Conversation.
Lead Social Scientist in the Dev. Research Group at the World Bank discusses his next book International Development: Navigating Humanity’s Greatest Challenge.
The University of Bath is proud to announce a new partnership with a global, interdisciplinary research network, the Earth System Governance Project (ESG).
The study, authored by our Centre for Development Studies, drew on children and caregivers’ experiences of neglect in Jordan and the Gaza Strip, Palestine.
Join Cynthia Kamwengo and Ben Radley in exploring student learning needs and efforts to decolonize African development studies in the UK.
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10 awards available for doctoral students to access up to £2000 to cover fieldwork or conference costs.
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Watch: The One Young World Bath Caucus discuss the Case for Reparatory Justice
Book launch event for 'Certifying China: The Rise and Limits of Transnational Sustainability Governance in Emerging Economies' by Yixian Sun.
James Copestake hosts Aurelie Charles, Judith Randel and Nicki Schantz in a discussion about the Sustainable development goals with input from Charlie Larkin.
Watch this panel discussion co-hosted by CDS and Coventry University's Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations
Professor Jem Bendell presents his theory of Deep Adaptation, in a talk hosted by the CBOS and the Centre for Development Studies
hosted by the University of Bath IPR and Centre for Development Studies, and Coventry University's Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations
The Centre for Development Studies (CDS) brings together staff, students and associates of the University of Bath. Much of our work is focussed on the interaction between change at local, national and global levels; the dynamics of inequality, poverty, gender and other forms of discrimination; the importance (and challenge) of doing research spanning different academic disciplines and retaining academic independence while also engaging directly in policy, practice and power relations.
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