DMU Politics & International Relations

Student and podcast host, Millie, interviews a group of second-year Politics & IR students on a social media awareness campaign they have carrying out this year in an effort to put politics into action. 

In this episode, DMU staff Mark Charlton and DMU student Millie Ball, discuss the UN SDGs, DMU's role as a global hub for goal 16, and how students can get involved!

In this episode, Lecturer in Politics Dave Deverick and DMU student Millie Ball, discuss the results of the recent US Midterm elections and the consequences of these results for the Democrats. 

In this episode Lecturer in Human resource management Beth Miller and Special Projects Officers Derrick Mensah talk with DMU students Joe Waddington-Ryder, Leena Sharma, Julia Kimaro, merfia Mantey, Charles Asiedua and Jemima Duodu. They discuss what Allyship means to them and in a way wider sense and they dive into ways in which we can enhance allyship within DMU. 

In this episode current President of the Chartered institute of housing and founder of the Homeful campaign Jo Richardson talks with the Author of "My journey home" Hannah Green. They discuss her book, her experience of homelessness, it's impact and the meaning of Home a core theme of the Homeful campaign. If you would like to know more about Jo's campaign and make a donation use the link below. Chartered Institute of Housing - Homeful - JustGiving

Welcome to this ‘State of the Union’ podcast which is part of the DMU Politics, People and Place series. The episode is hosted by Clodagh Harrington associate professor of American Politics at De Montfort University. Joined with her are guest academic speakers Professor Andrew Rudalevige (Bowdoin University, Maine) and Associate Professor Alex Waddan (Leicester University) who push past the news headlines to examine how the Biden administration has fared to date and to offer reflection on the state of the undeniably fractured union.

In this episode, Beth Miller and Dr Amarachi Amaugo talk to Dr Alison Thirlwall, students from both the University of Wollongong in Dubai and undergraduate students studying Human Resource Management at De Montfort University, Leicester. Beth is joined by Amarachi, Alison, and DMU students, Safiyya Alibhai, Mahsen Salim, Meera Dasani, Nic Wang and Ramandeep Kaur and the University of Wollongong students Sarthak Lal and Saqer Abdulmajid to discuss their experience of participating in a Transnational Education (TNE) Project. The students share how the project has enriched their understanding of different cultures and how it has helped them to build networks and friendships. #DMU #TNE #culturalexchanges #HRM #HR #dmupolitics #DMUPPP #opportunities #dubai #leicester #education #dmuglobal #learning #uni 

In this episode, our host Alistair Jones who is an associate professor of Politics at DeMontfort University is joined by special guest and DMU alumnus, Lauren Mansey. In this episode, we continue to discuss studying abroad and our guest takes us through their experience studying in the US. DeMontfort University have a variety of opportunities To study abroad and to find out more about this click this link below https://www.dmu.ac.uk/international/en/study-on-exchange/index.aspx #university #abroad #studying abroad #DMU #DMUPPP #DMUpolitics

In this episode, our host Alistair Jones who is an associate professor of Politics at DeMontfort University is joined by two special guests Aamena Meidell and Nikolas Klimczuk. In this episode, our host and guest have an in-depth discussion about the opportunities students have to travel abroad and do their studies. DeMontfort University have a variety of opportunities To study abroad and to find out more about this click this link below https://www.dmu.ac.uk/international/en/study-on-exchange/index.aspx #university #abroad #studying abroad #DMU #DMUPPP #DMUpolitics

In this episode, our guest speakers are Harry, Isatu and Jemima, all undergraduate students on our Politics and International Relations degrees. They discuss one of the themes in the Department’s book club this year ‘liberation’. The reading group will be reading and reflecting on the book "Insurgent Empire: Anticolonial Resistance and British dissent" by Priyamvada Gopal. The book club is open to all DMU Students and Staff Click the link below to find all the information about the book club on the DMU politics, people and place Instagram https://instagram.com/dmupolitics?r=nametag #blackhistorymonth #politics #DMU