IPR research We aim to further the public good through research into issues of significant relevance to policy debate and decision-making.
IPR programmes We offer postgraduate courses, a Policy Fellowship Programme for senior policymakers and practitioners, and an International Visiting Fellows scheme.
The IPR sabbatical 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.
The UK’s policy response to COVID-19 must overcome powerful networked behaviour Blog: James Georgalakis calls for an interdisciplinary response to COVID-19, and suggests it's time to overcome policy networked behaviour.
Future farming: Brexit, agriculture and wildlife Blog: Professor Stuart Reynolds examines UK farming, and what the future may hold for farmers, wildlife and the agricultural industry.
A disconnected policy network: The UK's response to the Sierra Leone Ebola epidemic Article: Professional Doctorate student, James Georgalakis, analyses the UK policy network response to the Sierra Leone Ebola crisis (2013–16).
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IPR co-hosts House of Commons event on grammar schools and social mobility An event which took place in the House of Commons weighed up the evidence behind the claim that grammar schools are good for social mobility in the UK.
MSc Public Policy scholarship If you're looking to study MSc Public Policy, then you can apply for funding to support you.
Specialist advisers appointed to House of Lords’ Economic Affairs Committee Universal Credit inquiry Professor Jane Millar joins Fran Bennett (University of Oxford) as a specialist adviser to an inquiry on the economics of Universal Credit.
This land is not our land: Land ownership and the climate emergency 5 May 2020 5.15pm Chancellors' Building, 1.11, University of Bath This event is part of 'The Future is in Our Lands' IPR Public Lecture series.