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Politics
Politics is not offered as a single subject at Oxford but can be studied as part of the following joint schools courses at Pembroke:
Pembroke Fellow and Tutor, Professor Stephen Whitefield, is a senior Oxford politics academic and former head of the Oxford Department of Politics and International Relations. Undergraduates here are tutored by Professor Whitefield, as well as other members of his teaching team.
Alumni of our Politics courses have gone on to a wide variety of careers, including diplomacy, international development, banking, politics, and many more occupations.
Read about the PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) course as taught here at Pembroke...
The Social Science Society is for all Pembroke undergraduate and postgraduate students of economics, politics, management, law, education, history and other subjects...
Professor Stephen Whitefield (Fellow in Politics), Dr Elisabeth Kendall (Senior Research Fellow in Arabic and Islamic Studies) and Dr Mazen Hassan (Cairo University), are co-convening this seminar.
Our Open Days in June and September each year provide an opportunity for prospective applicants to talk to staff, tutors and students.
Pembroke's Professor Stephen Whitefield, with University colleague Professor Paul Chaisty, has carried out research in eastern and southern regions of Ukraine outside of rebel-held areas, to establish the extent to which the population support regional separatism.
Tutors and Academics
Stephen Whitefield, Fellow and Tutor in Politics, works principally on Comparative Government and Political Sociology, with a special interest in the transitions underway in Russia and Eastern Europe.