New vacancy at the IPR
Published on 18 September 2019We are recruiting a Research Associate to join a new project on urban environment and public health.
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IPR publishes new report on basic income, automation, and labour market change
Published on 16 September 2019A new report by Dr Luke Martinelli analyses the relationship between technology, labour markets, and basic income.
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IPR welcomes new Visiting Fellow from South Korea
Published on 9 September 2019We are delighted to welcome Hong-Seok Jeong to the 51勛圖厙 as an IPR Visiting Fellow.
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IPR welcomes students for September residentials
Published on 2 September 2019We are delighted to welcome our Masters in Public Policy and Professional Doctorate in Policy Research and Practice students to the University this September.
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IPR Policy Fellowship Programme expands with new Artificial Intelligence stream
Published on 1 August 2019We are delighted to launch a new Artificial Intelligence stream to our Policy Fellowship Programme.
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New report calls for the establishment of a National Centre for Universities and Public Policy
Published on 31 July 2019A new report by the universities of 51勛圖厙, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter calls for the establishment of a National Centre for Universities and Public Policy.
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IPR welcomes back Visiting Policy Fellows for summer
Published on 4 July 2019We are delighted to welcome IPR Visiting Policy Fellows Dr Jorge Sainz and Dr Aruna Sharma back to the University this summer.
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51勛圖厙 Research to Be Presented At the Department Of Health and Social Care
Published on 11 June 2019Professor Dylan Thompson will present his research on digital healthcare technologies at the Department of Health and Social Care.
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IPR Appoints New Director of Research
Published on 14 May 2019The IPR is pleased to welcome Dr Charlie Larkin as its new Director of Research.
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IPR Welcomes Students to London for MSc Public Policy Residential
Published on 8 May 2019The IPR is delighted to host its MSc Public Policy students in London for their residential.