Month: November 2017

Please note the late change of venue for this event  to DARWIN LECTURE THEATRE 1 SSPSSR has arranged for Nik Blyth from the Kent, Surrey and … Read more

Professor Mike Oliver will examine the development of the social model of disability and its effects on disability consciousness and social policies together with more … Read more

If you are interested in exploring the options for postgraduate study at the University this event will allow you to meet staff from all the … Read more

There are many good jobs in the IT industries which don’t require high level technical skills, just an interest in and willingness to learn about … Read more

The 2017 Coutts’ Million Pound Donors report, co-authored by Dr Beth Breeze, Director of the Centre for Philanthropy, shows that there has been a boom … Read more

Mental Health charity, Centre for Mental Health has recently published a collaborative report on NHS mental health services 2012-2016. For over 30 years, the Centre … Read more

Judges in the annual SAGE Prize for Innovation/Excellence awarded Dr Dawn Lyon first prize in the Sociological Research Online category for her article documenting the … Read more

In her new book, Multiracial Parents: Mixed Race Families, Generational Change, and the Future of Race, Miri Song considers how mixed-race parents identify with and … Read more

Last Friday Prof Murphy was keynote speaker at the Learning Disability Secure Network’s conference on Community Forensic Services for People with Intellectual Disabilities, in Nottingham. … Read more

The introductory session of the training schedule for stage 2 Social Sciences BSc and Criminal Justice & Criminology BA students who are interested in taking … Read more