Month: May 2014

Following the publication of ‘Age of Opportunity – putting the ageing society of tomorrow on the agenda of the voluntary sector today’ by the Commission … Read more

If you are interested in postgraduate study at SSPSSR, one of the largest and highest ranked centres for social science in the UK, find out … Read more

We are delighted to announce this opportunity to undertake a PhD as part of an innovative research programme in the School of Social Policy, Sociology … Read more

In a THE Leader entitled ‘Skills, yes, but what of the thrills?’, John Gill explores the student experience. In anticipation of THE Student Experience Survey, Gill considers … Read more

Philanthropy expert Beth Breeze says some super rich people prefer donating to paying tax in today’s Times newspaper article ‘Philanthropists give millions to charity, but … Read more

Kent students registered for a PhD in Sociology have until 12 June to apply for up to £500 of funding from the Allcorn Box Memorial … Read more

The ability to understand children and young people’s experiences is crucial at both the assessment and intervention stage. Simply talking to them is neither sufficient … Read more

We are delighted to announce that Dr Peter Langdon, who recently joined the Tizard Centre, has been appointed as the next Co-editor of JARID.  The … Read more

Following his appearance on last Monday’s Radio 4 programme on ‘The Crime Conundrum‘ alongside Tony Blair, Michael Howard and Lawrence Sherman, Professor Roger Matthews of … Read more