School of Politics and International Relations
The Registrar, Dr. Philip Nolan, attended the inaugural UCD School of Politics and International Relations (SPIRe) Christmas Party for its postgraduate students on the evening of Wednesday, 30 November in the Astra Hall. This event brought together students and staff from over 34 different nationalities who participate in the School’s 12 different postgraduate programmes.
The students were welcomed by the Head of School, Professor Attracta Ingram, who outlined the opportunities ahead for the School. Dr. Nolan praised the leadership, past and present, of the School for its innovative and progressive approach to postgraduate studies in Politics and International Relations, and wished all the students well for the academic year.
Pictured from left to right: Professor Richard Sinnott, Professor Joseph Klesner (visiting Fulbright Fellow from Kenyon College in the USA), Dr. Iseult Honohan and MLitt student Susan Philips enjoying the festivities at the School of Politics and International Relations postgraduate student Christmas party
Pictured from left to right:The Registrar Dr. Philip Nolan (second from right) speaks to students undertaking postgraduate study in Development Studies, together with Prof. Attracta Ingram, Head of School (second from left) and Mairead Bolger, Administrator in the Centre for Development Studies (far right)
Postgraduate students in the School of Politics and International Relations
at the Postgraduate Student Christmas Party
Postgraduate students in the School of Politics and International Relations
at the Postgraduate Student Christmas Party
Postgraduate students in the School of Politics and International Relations
at the Postgraduate Student Christmas Party
The Registrar, Dr. Philip Nolan and Head of School, Professor Attracta Ingram, at the School of Politics and International Relations Postgraduate Student Christmas Party