Category: polirnews

The Conflict Analysis Research Centre (CARC) is delighted to welcome renowned international poet Steafán Hanvey to mark National Poetry Day on 3rd October 2019 Steafán … Read more

Professor Adrian Pabst launches his new book, ‘Story of Our Country: Labor’s Vision for Australia’, at several talks and book launches in Australia. A new … Read more

On Tuesday 16th July, the School of Politics and International Relations celebrated the academic success of its Undergraduate students in their graduation ceremony at the Canterbury Cathedral. Families, friends … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations is delighted to celebrate its success in research grants for 2018-9. Dr Sean Molloy won the highly competitive … Read more

On Thursday 27th August, the School of Politics and International Relations were pleased to welcome our alumni, academic staff and student ambassadors to our Inaugural … Read more

Workshop on Security Sector Reform: Regional and International Perspectives Monday 8 July 2019 Senate Committee Room 1, University of Kent 9am-5pm Workshop programme Keynote speaker: … Read more

Congratulations to Dr Edward Morgan-Jones and Recep Onursal who have recently been awarded the Graduate School Prize 2019. The Graduate School prizes recognise the excellence … Read more

Professor Richard Whitman from the School of Politics and International Relations (POLIR) will chair a European Parliamentary Elections hustings event for the South East Region … Read more

We are pleased to announce the next round of recruitment for our student ambassadors for the 2019/20 academic year. We are looking for enthusiastic, confident … Read more

Dr Sean Molloy, Reader in International Relations of the School of Politics and International Relations has been awarded funding under a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship … Read more