Join Dr John Topping as he examines the impacts on crime and the social costs of police stop and search powers in Northern Ireland.
Join us for an evening of sharing and discussion about new research on arts management and cultural policy.
Join Dr Shirley-Ann Hazlett to discuss the role of business in society and to find out why some businesses are better at it than others.
Why not come along to the next QPol Brexit Clinic at Queen's on Wednesday 20 December at 12.00 noon.
Join Dr Katy Hayward as she presents the findings from the 'Bordering on Brexit study' she led on behalf of the Irish Central Border Area Network, which gathered views on Brexit of those on both sides of the border.
Join TREUP at Queen's for this interdisciplinary research seminar that addresses whether the legal frame of Economic and Monetary Union is in irreconcilable tension with the EU’s renewed social agenda and questioning whether the recently proclaimed European Pillar of Social Rights is sufficient to revive the EU’s original socio-economic model in the face of ongoing global economic distortions.
This BrexitLawNI Townhall Event will address the concerns of migrant communities in Northern Ireland.
Queen’s University Belfast is pleased to invite you to attend the 2018 Eaton Lecture. It will take place on Friday 16 February, 9.45-11am, in The South Dining Hall, on the main Queen’s University Lanyon site. The Guest speaker will be The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, Canada, who will address ‘Sustainability and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals’.
QPol Policy Engagement at Queen’s invites you to the latest in its series of ‘Brexit Clinics’ bringing together academic experts and stakeholders to discuss the issues facing the UK, to consider the particular challenges the process poses for Northern Ireland and to provide informed insights into the process.
Join Queen's University on Thursday, 22 February 2018 at 5pm for the latest in our Global Challenge Debates with speakers Professor Chris McCrudden FBA, Professor of Human Rights and Equality Law at Queen’s University Belfast, and Onora O’Neill FBA, Baroness O’Neill of Bengarve, University of Cambridge.
