A Changing WorldThis year’s Imagine! Festival of Ideas and Politics went online. You can catch up on some of the events organised by academics in the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics below.
Post-Brexit Northern Ireland: Living with the Protocol with Professor Katy Hayward and Professor David Phinnemore.
The Truth in the News? Trade Wars and Editorial Cartoons with Dr Barry Sheppard.
Deliberative Mini-Publics and the Political Imagination with Professor John Garry and Dr Jamie Pow.
At the intersection of philosophy and pandemic, Dr Roger Clarke discusses the big questions embedded in our current realities.
You can catch his short video here.
Queen’s University Belfast and the independent public policy think tank Pivotal have together launched a series of podcasts on the impact of Covid–19 on key aspects of life in Northern Ireland.
In the latest episode, Dr Muiris MacCarthaigh from the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics joins Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Greer and Dr Joanne Murphy from Queen’s Management School to discuss leadership during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The episode is hosted by Ann Watt, Director of Pivotal, an independent public policy think tank.
You can listen to the discussion here.
Why study an MA in Irish Studies at Queen’s? Hear more about this unique interdisciplinary programme from academics and students.
What’s it like to study an MA in Public History at Queen’s? The course director, Dr Leonie Hannan, recently held a webinar on this unique programme. You can watch it below to find out more.
What’s it like to study an MA in Conflict Transformation and Social Justice at Queen’s? The course director, Dr Fiona Murphy, recently held a webinar on this unique programme. You can watch it below to find out more.