Congratulations to Ricky Gee for funding awarded for his collaborative project, 'Career Barriers and Enablers for Ethnically Minoritised Senior Professional Services Roles in UK Higher Education' https://t.co/bfytsKrBSp
Publication Alert! Daisy Matthews has published her article, “You’re saying I don’t belong”: queer, non-mainstream religious and spiritual sex workers navigating stigma in the Journal of Gender Studies. https://t.co/SDhuXGc0e3
#genderstudies
SPS staff will be at the Open Day on 6 December to meet you. You are also welcome at the Sociology, Politics & IR taster sessions.
#ntu#openday#politics#internationalrelations#sociology
See why it is worth attending:
https://t.co/kiD5gHNwn1
The annual Christmas quiz—bringing together staff and students and hosted by our fabulous Quiz Master, Matthew Mokhefi-Ashton—was once again great fun.
Please consider applying to this fully funded PhD opportunity and join our colleague Dr Marianna Poberezhskaya in advancing research on #democraticbacksliding and the #environment. https://t.co/sEHSfgQ1SY
Assoc. Prof. Marianna Poberezhskaya co-organised the workshop “Climate Change Obstruction in Authoritarian & Non-Democratic States” at GWU’s Elliott School, supported by Brown’s CSSN and GWU research institutes. #climatechange
Dr. Lesley Masters (NTU) & Dr. Lisa Otto (Uni of Johannesburg) led an international workshop on Building African Agency—exploring non-state actors in global environmental & socio-economic governance. With insights from Dr Ana Nunes, @KrulisovaKatka & Dr Marianna Poberezhskaya.
SPS staff can’t wait to meet you today on the City Campus! Come along to our talks and taster sessions in #Politics, #InternationalRelations, and #Sociology, or stop by for a friendly chat. Find out where we are: https://t.co/t82wpoGk84... #openday
Our department staff had a fantastic time connecting with colleagues from the Institute of European Studies and International Relations @ComeniusUni during a recent research speed networking event. @NTUNews@NTUResearch
In this blog, our colleague Sagarika Dutt examines the recent attack on tourists in #Kashmir and explores its broader implications 👉https://t.co/ugMbl42vDB
@thomascaygill discusses #Starmer 's mistakes regarding #disabilitycuts. The mistakes Keir Starmer made over disability cuts – and how he can avoid future embarrassment
Our postgraduate students also learn by doing: They learned about international negotiations and decision-making while playing the Diplomacy boardgame under Dr Lesley Masters and @DrEszterSimon's guidance.
@NTUSocSciences@NTUNews