International Criminal Court judges “cautious” about using impact of mental health
International Criminal Court judges have taken a “cautious” attitude to considering the impact of mental health issues on witnesses and...
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Shared community spaces key to tackling issues caused by Cornish gentrification, study says
Creating and fostering ‘shared spaces’ can help to tackle the problems caused by gentrification and changing communities in Cornwall, a...
Exeter researchers win big in GW4 Open Research Prize 2023
University of Exeter researchers scooped a string of awards at the first ever inaugural GW4 Open Research Prize, celebrating best...
Chinese-Russian cooperation has strengthened significantly in the past 30 years, analysis shows
Chinese and Russian cooperation has grown significantly in the past three decades thanks to joint work on energy trade, politics...
Experts from the UK and South America join forces for major new study of mental health reform
A major new research project will explore the impact of transformational changes to mental health treatment in South America. Community-based...
New report highlights vital contribution of ‘virtual schools’ for children in care
A new study highlights the vital contribution of ‘virtual schools’ for children in care and recommends ten ways to improve...
UK-China humanities alliance gathers for key conference
Senior academics representing the humanities at the University of Exeter have joined counterparts from the UK and China at a...
University of Exeter to deliver UK Parliament’s unique higher education module
University of Exeter experts have again been awarded the right to deliver the prestigious Parliamentary Studies Module to give students...
Terrorism rather than pandemics more concerning for those with those with authoritarian views, analysis shows
Those with authoritarian political views are more likely to be concerned about terrorism and border control than a future new...