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The Department of Politics and International Relations is a major world-class international centre for teaching and research. It is one of the largest Politics and International Relations departments in the UK and is top-ranked in national research and teaching assessments, and in The Times and Guardian newspaper university guides.

The Department has over 100 research-active staff working across a broad range of subjects and teaches around 1000 undergraduates and over 300 graduate students.

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The Oxford-Sciences Po Research Group in the Social Sciences (OXPO) is a meeting point for social sciences scholars in Oxford and at Sciences Po, who work on the comparative analysis of the evolution of the transformation of political systems and societies, in Europe and beyond. It coordinates various comparative research projects that contribute toward this goal and offers various opportunities for developing new ones.

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Latest News

The Mellon Foundation invites applications for the Sawyer Seminar series

Dr E Brimmer, IR Alumnus, appointed US Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations

Professor Simon Caney appointed to Nuffield Council of Bioethics Working Party

Forthcoming Events

African History & Politics Seminar

(17:00, 23/11/2009)

Reuters Memorial Lecture 2009 - “Newspapers and Democracy in the Internet Era: the Italian Case”

(17:30, 23/11/2009)

'The New British Constitution'

(19:00, 23/11/2009)

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