We’ve designed our online Corruption and Governance MA to help people around the world better understand corruption and arm them with the practical skills and insights to combat it.
Meet Sam Parrett-Jung, a part-time online Masters student studying Corruption and Governance at the University of Sussex, currently living in Bristol. In this blog, he walks us through a typical day in his life.
James Bartoli-Edwards is a Bristol based Corruption and Governance MA (online) student and full-time Operations Support employee at financial services firm Hargreaves Lansdown. In this blog, James shares a typical day in his life as he juggles his studies with work, exercise and much-needed downtime.
Ukraine has been the subject of considerable interest to anti-corruption experts for a number of years, and the reasons for that are playing out in the current crisis. State capture, strategic corruption, public procurement and corruption in the military were all features of the discourse on Ukraine in the run up to the invasion
Whether you are in an anti-corruption role already, aspire to work in the field, or simply want to learn more about this fascinating subject, our online Corruption and Governance Masters will elevate your expertise and arm you with the skills needed to make the world a fairer place.
Approaching the subject from an interdisciplinary perspective, our online Corruption and Governance MA focuses on three fundamental questions: what is corruption, what causes it and what should be done to combat it?
Businesses are responsible for more than their products, services, and returns to their shareholders. Increasingly – especially in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic – compliance is a hugely important consideration that business owners have to take seriously.
You’ll find out on our online Corruption and Governance MA that the past thirty years have witnessed exponential growth in anti-corruption activity. There are jobs for anti-corruption specialists in all areas of the economy: public sector, private sector, non-profit sector, international organisations, and anything else you can think of.
New anti-corruption initiatives pop up around the world every day. Right now, there are numbers of new wave initiatives happening which have two very distinct goals – to both empower people to stand up against corruption through various means and to raise awareness of anti-corruption as an issue.
