
Professor Nicole Curato
Professor of Democratic Governance
Nicole Curato's research demonstrates the transformative power of deliberative governance in fragile and conflict-affected settings.
- Email: n.curato@bham.ac.uk
Head of Department: Professor Nicole Curato

Professor of Democratic Governance
Nicole Curato's research demonstrates the transformative power of deliberative governance in fragile and conflict-affected settings.

Professor of Leadership Practice
Professor Pietroni is Director of the Birmingham Leadership Institute, University of Birmingham.

Associate Professor of Public Administration and Policy
Dr Bartels is a leading international scholar in public encounters, social innovation, action research, and interpretive policy analysis.

Associate Professor of Public Sector Learning
Dr Karin Bottom is particularly interested in the education, learning and development of public sector professionals.

Emeritus Professor of Public Management and Governance
Tony Bovaird worked in the UK Civil Service, Birmingham University, Aston Business School and Bristol Business School before returning to University of Birmi...

Associate Professor in Public Policy
Sonia studies and teaches public policy. Her main research interests are participatory governance and democratic innovations, and creative and arts-based met...

Associate Professor in Public Policy and Management
Dr Chu's main research interests centre on public governance and risk regulation.

125th Anniversary Chair
Professor Matthew Flinders teaches Politics and Public Policy in the Department of Public Administration and Policy, in the School of Government within the C...

Associate Professor
Abena's research and teaching focus is on decolonizing and transforming approaches to public management and governance.

Chair in Data Science and Government
Slava Jankin specialises in computational approaches to governance and society, focusing on how AI can transform public institutions and address complex soci...

Associate Professor
Dr Jeffares is interested in research that draw on social media data to understand change or controversies in public policy.