Press releases

A new study examining the British public’s trust in the UK’s intelligence agencies has found that organisations, such as MI5 and MI6, have more work to do in this area to maintain accountability and legitimacy through responsible and transparent actions.

With Intelligence and the University of Nottingham have agreed an exclusive partnership for The Centre for Private Equity and MBO Research (CMBOR), to expand access to private equity deal data.

Research from a University of Nottingham sociologist has revealed that ‘homosecular’ assumptions can influence and shape the credibility of asylum-claim assessments for LGBTIQ+ claimants who identify with a religious faith.

New research from a team of leading UK universities has revealed that over £3.77 billion in government contracts has been awarded to private companies since 2015 for managing border security and small boat crossings in the English Channel.

New research from the Observatory for Mathematical Education, based at the University of Nottingham, indicates that key stage 3 (KS3) maths teachers are less experienced and less qualified in maths, than those who only teach older pupils (KS4/KS5).

A major new research report by education experts from the University of Nottingham and Goldsmiths, University of London raises vital issues around the use of standardised curriculum packages (SCPs) in schools and the impact on teachers’ job satisfaction.

Policymakers, academics and practitioners are being brought together for an event at Nottingham University Business School (NUBS) to discuss how marketing concepts and frameworks can be used to strengthen democratic-voter engagement.

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her much anticipated Spring Statement earlier today. Dr Christopher Byrne, Assistant Professor in British Politics, in the University of Nottingham’s School of Politics and International Relations, reacts to the announcement.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will unveil her Spring Statement at lunchtime today. It’s the opportunity for her to announce progress since last October’s budget, but instead the message is predicted to announce further public service and benefit cuts.

The University of Nottingham’s School of Education, in partnership with the Association of African Universities (AAU) and Ho Technical University (HTU), has announced a new collaborative project, with funding from the British Council’s Going Global Partnerships programme, to address the under-representation of female STEM lecturers in leadership positions in Ghana’s 10 technical universities.