Inlogov

Inlogov, founded in 1966, is the Institute of Local Government Studies at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom. It is a centre for the applied study of local and community governance. It has 11 academic staff members, 15 practitioner/academic associates, and a research income of around £1m per annum. INLOGOV is currently home to 150 postgraduates studying masters degrees or postgraduate certificates and 30 PhD students. Over 1,150 policy-makers and managers from across the public and non-profit sectors attended the department's seminars and development programmes in the last year.

Leadership

From 2001 - 2004 the director of Inlogov was Sir Michael Lyons; the current director is Catherine Staite.

External links

University of Birmingham

History	Edgbaston Campus Mason Science College Queen's College Selly Oak Colleges

People	Lord Karan Bilimoria (Chancellor) David Eastwood (Vice-Chancellor) List of University of Birmingham people List of University of Birmingham academics List of University of Birmingham alumni

Colleges	Arts and Law Engineering and Physical Sciences Life and Environmental Sciences Medical and Dental Sciences Social Sciences

Buildings	Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust Ironbridge Institute Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower Lapworth Museum of Geology Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Shakespeare Institute University House University Station University of Birmingham School Winterbourne Botanic Garden

Facilities	Barber Institute of Fine Arts Birmingham Archaeology Birmingham Business School Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies Centre for International Education and Research Centre of West African Studies Inlogov International Development Department Maths, Stats & OR Network Subject Network for Sociology, Anthropology, Politics

Student life	Guild of Students Astronomical Society Birmingham Financial Forum Boat Club BurnFM.com InterVol (International Volunteering Project) Redbrick (newspaper)

Related	Mingana Collection Birmingham Quran manuscript

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