New blog: Designing a world you don’t need perfect vision to use
Dr Aikaterini Tavoulari discusses the need to consult people with vision impairment in policy decisions and infrastructure choices.
Highlights from our latest research, analysis, activities and programmes.
Dr Aikaterini Tavoulari discusses the need to consult people with vision impairment in policy decisions and infrastructure choices.
Georgina Wort discusses the importance of movement and the current inequality between schools.
Pankhuri Agarwal discusses the potential impact of the deal on Indian garment labour markets and working conditions.
On 12 March, James Muldoon explores the unseen workforce and global supply chains that make artificial intelligence possible.
On 18 March, Kate Hamblin and Emily Kenway discuss the realities of unpaid care and the urgent policy challenges it raises.
On 26 March, Matt Sleat discusses post-liberalism: what it is, where it comes from, and why it has gained momentum.
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An interdisciplinary lab for research into Universal Basic Income (UBI).
Exploring the reform of education, welfare and work.
Exploring the interconnected economic, social, environmental and health challenges we face in the UK and globally.
Analysing political economy and exploring the evolution of politics, the changing role of the state, and political ideas and values.
Learn more about our previous public policy research projects.
An overview of the most recent reports and policy briefs produced by the IPR.
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Explore your professional policy questions and challenges through the IPR Policy Fellowship Programme. Applications for 2025-26 now open.
Senior policymakers from government and the third sector working on health policy are invited to apply for our specialist IPR Policy Fellowship Programme.
Senior policymakers from government and the third sector working on net zero policy are invited to apply for our specialist IPR Policy Fellowship Programme.
Senior policymakers from government and the third sector working on AI policy are invited to apply for our specialist IPR Policy Fellowship Programme.
Outstanding national or international academics or policymakers can apply to spend up to six months with the IPR.
Connecting University of Bath researchers and policymakers through fellowships, networks and capacity building to enable evidence-informed policymaking.
Learn more about our postgraduate programme.
This pioneering doctorate will enhance professional capability and critical reflection on the theories, methods and practices of policymaking.
Learn more about our students studying for the Doctorate in Policy Research and Practice.
Find out about ActNowFilm, which aims to highlight the importance of young people in national and global climate debates and negotiations.
A youth voices project produced by the Institute for Policy Research (IPR) and Cambridge Zero.
The four films from the ActNowFilm project highlight the critical role of young people in tackling the climate crisis.
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