YouGov-Cambridge Centre for Public Opinion Research

The YouGov-Cambridge Centre for Public Opinion Research is a joint research centre run by YouGov and the Cambridge University POLIS Department, which promotes in-depth, academic collaboration between pollsters and subject-experts. Alongside research and events, the Centre contributes to teaching at the University and provides several postgraduate scholarships each year.

The West is sceptical of China – but other countries are more positive about its influence

about 1 month ago

“Made in Germany” is the best thing you can see stamped on your product

Mandarin more important to learn than French or Spanish

What's D-Day? - says half of British respondents

Britons least likely of 22 nations to trust information on social media

Brazilians and South Africans most likely to hold populist views

Which conspiracy theories do populists believe?

There is no mass public revolt against globalisation

About the YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project

Comment: We should weaponise embarrassment in the new info wars

Event: In conversation with Tony Blair

Event: The new populism - A threat to democracy?

China struggles for Western hearts and minds

Britain’s changing expectations on the impact of Brexit

Western/MENA attitudes to religion portray a lack of faith in common values

YouGov-Cambridge journal update: Attitudes to inequality in health, wealth and power

YouGov-Cambridge journal update: Palm oil awareness and ecolabel responsiveness

Brexit and Trump voters are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories