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We had a challenging task of selecting three best entries for the 2016-2017 GRP ID Photography competition!

Dr Emily F. Henderson (Centre for Education Studies, University of Warwick) writes about everything International Development at Warwick University :

I arrived at Warwick’s Centre for Education Studies in December 2015 with the designated role of developing a new MA course, ‘Global Education and International Development’, which opens to its first cohort of students in October 2017. It is a privilege to be able to develop a brand new course, and to pitch the course as a marker of ‘now’. Rather than inching along with alterations and additions, as long-standing courses are obliged to do, I have been able to embrace a moment in time that is dedicated to thinking about the concepts of global education and international development, to questioning received modes of thinking, and to considering the implications of the changing global landscapes. International development is perennially a popular subject at Master’s level, and it traditionally attracts a wide range of students with diverse international experience. It is an exciting subject to teach, and thinking about how to teach it is just as exciting.

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) are pleased to pre-announce a joint call for collaborative projects between UK and Indian researchers. Projects will seek to enhance understanding of urban challenges and issues in India and achieve economic and social impact in India.

Professor John Clammer will visit Warwick University as International IAS Fellow from 5th June – 5th July 2017

GRP ID Photography Competition 2016/2017 : submission deadline extended to 30 April 2017