School of Social & Political Sciences

Indonesian National Police and Audit Board at the Gilbert Scott Building.

On 12 October 2026, the School of Social and Political Sciences welcomed a delegation from the National Police, Traffic Police and the Audit Board of the Republic of Indonesia for a visit focused on urban studies and criminology. The visit formed part of the School’s ongoing international engagement and partnership development activities, offering an opportunity to exchange knowledge and identify areas of shared academic and professional interest. 

The visit was led by Professor Clare McManus, Dr Emiline Smith and Mr Kaartik Chawla. Colleagues from across the School, including Dr Kelly Johnson and Professor David McArthur, showcased SSPS teaching and research expertise in urban studies, urban transport and criminology. The delegation also learned more about the University’s international student experience, with current international students sharing their academic journeys and experiences of living in Glasgow.  

Indonesian National Police and Audit Board with Professor Clare McManus, Dr Emiline Smith, Dr Kelly Johnson and Professor David McArthur at the Senate room at the Gilbert Scott Building, University of Glasgow.

The visit strengthened connections between the University of Glasgow and Indonesian institutions, creating space for dialogue across research, teaching and professional practice, and opening up opportunities for future international collaboration. 

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First published: 27 October 2026