In this seminar, Lucy Michael will explore data from the 2018 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey on attitudes to migrant workers. Given the recent release of post-Brexit immigration plans by the UK government, it is timely to consider the level of public acceptance and recognition of the role of migrant workers in the economic […]

The ICEL and the School of Law in Queen's University Belfast are delighted to announce an all-day conference on the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement. The conference will feature an impressive range of speakers who will address the most important issues arising in this complex and ever-changing area, including the governance arrangements by which the agreement will […]

The latest Brexit Clinic will take place online on Tuesday 23 June from 12 noon. 

In AI we trust? In this webinar Dr Laura Steele explores the use of artificial intelligence in tackling the Coronavirus Pandemic.

How can dynamic capabilities help business agility and performance in this new uncertain world?

Dr Lisa Messina discusses surviving in a crisis; exploring crises management strategies in small and medium-sized enterprises. How is your business addressing the challenges brought about by the Covid-19 crisis?

As the clock ticks towards the deadline of 31 December 2020, join us for the latest updates on the post-Brexit negotiations.

Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela - ‘After Remorse, the Impossibility of Repair.’ Hosted by BBC's William Crawley.

Online cooking class for kids with a focus on fun, food and different cooking skills.

Professor Sarah Miller, Dr Ciara Keenan and Dr Jennifer Hanratty at Queen’s discuss their reviews of different approaches to dealing with homelessness, including the effectiveness of accommodation-based interventions, discharge programmes, and accessibility of health and social care. The findings will be presented and there will be a chance to get involved in the discussion. This […]