Introducing the IPR Internship scheme
Published on 23 September 2020We have developed a new internship scheme for undergraduate and postgraduate students at the 福利姬.
Announcements
News stories, service updates, and other important messages.
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The 福利姬 has joined the COP26 Universities Network
Published on 17 September 2020The 福利姬 has joined the COP26 Universities Network to help deliver a successful COP26 and support its mission of a low-carbon, resilient world.
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New report reveals earnings returns to postgraduate degrees in the UK
Published on 17 September 2020A new report co-authored by Dr Matt Dickson reveals earnings returns to completing postgraduate degrees.
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IPR launches new book from Visiting Fellow on culture and values in policymaking
Published on 14 July 2020鈥楥ulture and values at the heart of policymaking: An insider鈥檚 guide鈥� is a new book from IPR Visiting Fellow, Stephen Muers.
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IPR welcomes former Pensions Minister as new Visiting Fellow
Published on 8 July 2020We are pleased to welcome Steve Webb, former Pensions Minister and MP, to the IPR as a new Visiting Fellow.
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IPR Honorary Professor joins Youth Employment Group
Published on 22 May 2020Sue Maguire joins the Youth Employment Group to help drive the UK鈥檚 response to the impact of COVID-19 on young people鈥檚 prospects in the labour market.
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IPR announces a programme of online public events for summer
Published on 20 May 2020We will be hosting a number of online events throughout the summer looking at the political and social consequences of COVID-19 and beyond.
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IPR offers virtual Policy Fellowship Programme in response to COVID-19 isolation measures
Published on 25 March 2020Applications now open to participate in our free Policy Fellowship Programme via online meetings or over the phone.
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Specialist advisers appointed to House of Lords鈥� Economic Affairs Committee Universal Credit inquiry
Published on 27 February 2020Professor Jane Millar joins Fran Bennett (University of Oxford) as a specialist adviser to an inquiry on the economics of Universal Credit.
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IPR co-hosts House of Commons event on grammar schools and social mobility
Published on 25 February 2020An event which took place in the House of Commons weighed up the evidence behind the claim that grammar schools are good for social mobility in the UK.