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 collaboration between pollsters and academic experts. Alongside research and events, the Centre contributes to teaching at the University and provides several postgraduate scholarships each year.

Has China’s Reputation Peaked?

The Globalist-Nativist Divide Is a Damaging Caricature

Globalism Project 2020: populist beliefs down but conspiracy beliefs up?

Is this an age of division? Our research reveals a more complicated reality

Cambridge Report on Youth and Satisfaction with Democracy

about 1 month ago

Western attitudes to China are hardening

Lockdown led to happiness rebound, according to YouGov-Cambridge research

Public attitudes to ransom payment: the policy works until it gets personal

Save key workers over the Royal Family or Cabinet, say the public

Will this virus make us less divided?

Is Western democracy in crisis?

Is climate concern a phantom populism?

The British public still believes in NATO – even if most of us can’t say what it does

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

over 1 year ago

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

over 1 year ago

Mandarin more important to learn than French or Spanish

over 1 year ago

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

over 1 year ago

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

over 1 year ago