St Mary's University professor joins the House of Lords

By The Editor

13th Aug 2021 | Local News

Baron Kamall of Edmonton
Baron Kamall of Edmonton

Professor Syed Kamal, a lecturer at St Mary's University in Twickenham, is now Baron Kamal.

The Professor of Politics and International Relations has today (Thursday, February 11) been installed in the House of Lords as a Life Peer.

Baron Kamall of Edmonton, who joined St Mary's in 2019, was conferred his life-peerage in Boris Johnson's 2020 Political Honours list following a long career in European politics.

He served as a member of the European Parliament for London from 2005-2019, during which he was leader of the Conservatives in the European Parliament from 2013-2014 and Co-Chair of the European Conservatives and Reformists from 2014-2019.

After leaving the European parliament in 2019, he joined St Mary's as Professor of Politics and International Relations and the Institute of Economic Affairs as Academic and Research Director.

At St Mary's he has taught on the university's undergraduate Politics and International Relations and postgraduate Diplomacy and International Relations programmes.

He also taken part in the university's programme of public events, including an evening of conversation with Sir Robbie Gibb and webinar with former MP Sir Vince Cable.

     

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