Age is the best predictor of voting intentions and cosmopolitan views have a growing influence on Millennials, according to a new book which investigates the youthquake of the 2017 election.
Prof. Chris Hanretty, Head of the School of Politics, International Relations and Philosophy, has won a Philip Leverhulme Prize.
International attendees discussed elections and voting behaviour in a British and international context.
Find out about the department
Innovative degree programmes with superb teaching and excellent research credentials
An introduction to our world-leading research and our research centres
Where can you take your career after graduation?
“I try to get students on my courses involved in actual research projects”
Source: THE REF 2014: Subject ranking on intensity
Source: NSS, 2017
Source: DLHE, 2017
4 years full time
Politics and International Relations
3 years full time
Music
Economics
History
Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures
Law
1 year full time
Philosophy
part time
Geography
The latest news from the Department of Politics and International Relations
What's on in the Department of Politics and International Relations?
