This is the latest news from the School of Social Policy, its Departments and Research Centres.
News
- Description
- The winner of the William Plowden Fellowship, Dr Richard Lang from WU Vienna University of Economics and Business in Austria joins Professor David Mullins in TSRC and Housing and Communities Group for three months on April 10 to undertake research on 'Bringing real localism into practice through co-operative housing governance'.
- Date:
- 05/03/2013
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- David Mullins and Halima Sacranie are undertaking a study of self help housing projects in the Midlands, funded by the Building and Social Housing Foundation.
- Date:
- 05/03/2013
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- The Health Services Management Centre and Birmingham Business School, as part of a consortium of internationally-renowned institutions, have been selected to support the NHS to deliver the largest and most comprehensive programme of leadership development, ever undertaken in the NHS.
- Date:
- 01/03/2013
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences, Students
- Description
- The School of Social Policy within the College of Social Sciences is proud of its extensive links with universities and other strategic partners throughout the world. Take a look at our collaboration map and our network of global partnerships.
- Date:
- 01/03/2013
- Categories:
- International, Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- HSMC academics are involved in new research projects.
- Date:
- 28/02/2013
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- Professor David Mullins to work on 'Empty Homes' research project with Visiting Fellow from Japan.
- Date:
- 26/02/2013
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- Findings of the INTERLINKS study are published as a book challenging the prevailing discourse centred on the problems of demographic change and long-term care provision for older people
- Date:
- 20/02/2013
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- This conference, jointly organised by the Institute for Research into Superdiversity at the University of Birmingham, the West Midlands Strategic Migration Partnership, Migrants Right Network and the Migrants in Rural Areas (MIRA) project, aims to analyse the impacts of post-2004 EU migration on the economy, public sector and community cohesion in the West Midlands.
- Date:
- 11/02/2013
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences, Students