Research by Open University social policy academics is at the forefront of an campaign to improve conditions for migrant health workers globally.
Anthropologist and historian Dr Mark Lamont considers the surgical campaign against HIV/AIDS in Kenya.
A journal paper co-authored by IDII Director Professor Giles Mohan wins a prize for Innovation and Excellence.
Following the UK government's announcement that they will be reducing overseas aid, OU researcher, Lizzie Babister, explores the implications of this move.
UK government to increase defence spending by £16bn and slash overseas aid by £3bn. Alan Shipman highlights why switching aid to defence may not increase UK security.
After graduating from the Open University’s MSc in Global Development Management, Celia Bartlett secured a prestigious Studentship researching equity for women coffee producers.
Businesses will be obliged to have policies to support victims of gender-based violence, says Open University researcher Dr Jane Pillinger.
We are delighted to advise that three OU researchers have won networking grants from the Global Challenges Research Fund.
A doctoral thesis on the Nigerian film industry has won an award for Open University student Alexander Bud.
Senior Research Manager, Simone Arthur, explains how the OU's Strategic Research Area in International Development and Inclusive Innovation can build on its 5 years of success so far.
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