The School of Politics and Inernational Relations at Nottingham is one of the largest in the country, offering supervision across most of the discipline, but with concentration in its key research areas.

Eight dedicated Research Centres / Institutes in these areas provide a supportive, dynamic and intensive research environment for both MA and research students:

Centre for the Study of Political Ideologies	Centre for Conflict, Security and Terrorism	Centre for the study of Social and Global Justice	CONCEPT: The Nottingham Centre for Normative Political Theory
Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies	NICEP: Nottingham Interdisciplinary Centre for Economic and Political Research	Methods and Data Institute	Centre for British Politics

 

Supervision is offered in a broad range of Politics subjects at Nottingham, with specialisms in the following areas:

Social and global justice	European politics	International crisis managment and conflict resolution
British politics	Asia-Pacific studies	Contemporary political theory

Key Facts:

Structure of Provision:	+3, +3.5, 1+3 either Full-time or Part-time
PhD Application:	Apply for the PhD in Politics, or International Relations, depending on your chosen area of study
Pathway Contact:	Professor Cees van der Eijk / Dr Scott Moser