The Business, Innovation and Skills Committee will be holding its final evidence session for its inquiry into Open Access on Tuesday 14 May, when it will be hearing from Rt Hon. David Willetts MP, the Minister for Universities and Science.
Tuesday 14 May
Committee Room 18...
The Education Committee will hold a one-off evidence session with the Secretary of State for Education on School accountability, qualifications and curriculum reform on Wednesday, 15 May.
Venue to be confirmed
Witnesses
At 9.30 am
The ESRC has announced the first call for outline proposals for their 2013/14 Centres and Large Grants competition. This competition is for experienced researchers requiring longer term or extended support for research groups, inter-institutional research networks, project-linked research...
Newcastle University will be hosting two upcoming ESRC-funded workshops (grant ES/J01186X/1) on integrating quantitative methods into an undergraduate politics module: the first one, to be held 20-...
Newcastle University will be hosting two upcoming ESRC-funded workshops (grant ES/J01186X/1) on integrating understanding quantitative methods into an undergraduate modules in Politics: the first one, held 20-21 May, will focus on American politics; the second, held 27-28 May, will focus on...
Newcastle University will be hosting two upcoming ESRC-funded workshops (grant ES/J01186X/1) on integrating understanding quantitative methods into an undergraduate modules in Politics: the first one, held 20-21 May, will focus on American politics; the second, held 27-28 May, will focus on...
The PSA Irish Politics Specialist Group in conjunction with the Fellowship of Messines Association, “Citizens for Peace” Project invites you to a one-day workshop on the theme of:
“Has the Protestant working class lost out in the Peace Process?”
A critical assessment of key issues...
The Political and Constitutional Reform Committee will hold its fourth oral evidence session on its inquiry into Revisiting Rebuilding the House: the impact of the Wright reforms
Date and time: Thursday 9 May 2013 at 11.00 am
Place: Committee room 15, Palace of Westminster
Punishment is a topic of increasing importance for citizens and policymakers. Why should we punish criminals? What purposes should punishment serve? These questions and many others will be addressed in this roundtable discussion celebrating the launch of Punishment by Thom Brooks.
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The call to hold an event as part of the 2013 Festival is now live. The Festival will be running from 2-9 November 2013.
Event organisers can apply for up to £2,000 of sponsorship from the ESRC, or to list events without ESRC sponsorship. The closing date for sponsorship...