Climate Exp0: Call for Submissions extended

The Call for Submissions for Climate Exp0 has been extended to 10 March 2021.
Highlights from our latest research, analysis, activities and programmes.
The Call for Submissions for Climate Exp0 has been extended to 10 March 2021.
Matt Dickson, Predrag Lažetić, and Kalyan Kameshwara assess the risks of un-/under-employment for Higher Education graduates in the COVID-19 labour market.
Sue Maguire authors a new report for Wales Centre for Public Policy on raising the age of participation in education and training to the age of 18 in Wales.
We aim to further the public good through research into issues of significant relevance to policy debate and decision-making, and run postgraduate and policymaker and practitioner programmes.
We aim to further the public good through research into issues of significant relevance to policy debate and decision-making.
We offer postgraduate courses, a Policy Fellowship Programme for senior policymakers and practitioners, and an International Visiting Fellows scheme.
Bath academics can apply to spend a semester at the IPR to work on an interdisciplinary research project with substantial policy and public engagement.
Our latest work and activity as part of the COP26 Universities Network, and the academic conference Climate Exp0, in the lead up to the main COP26 in Glasgow.
A growing group of more than 55 UK-based universities and research centres working together to raise ambition for tangible outcomes from COP26.
As a COP26 Volunteer, you will play your role representing Glasgow and the UK to delegates from around the world.
Read our publications including reports, policy briefs, blogs, and the latest academic papers.
Director of the Policy Analysis Centre, Dr Tony Hockley, offers his view on the government's proposed shake-up of NHS England.
Professor Sue Milner discusses the European Working Time Directive, workers' rights, and what lessons we can learn from Covid-19.
Professor Nick Pearce evaluates the idea of a Royal Commission on the Constitution. Are there lessons to be learned from the Kilbrandon Commission?
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The University has been awarded funding from Research England’s Quality Research Strategic Priority Fund (QR SPF) for high-quality, collaborative research.
The Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, IPR, and School of Management support a new training programme for university staff at Stellenbosch and Fort Hare
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Join us for this special, in-conversation event from Professor Tim Ibell and Chief Learning Scientist at The Boeing Company, Dr Michael Richey.
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