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School of Education

Our academic community brings together the expertise, teaching and research from across education, lifelong learning and the ¾«¶«Ó°ÒµMethods Institute.

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Undergraduate study 
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Postgraduate study 
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Lifelong learning 
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Doctoral study 

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Education

Our forward-thinking teaching and influential research are respected globally.
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Lifelong learning

We offer degrees with a foundation year for mature students who are returning to education. We value life and work experience, and lack of traditional entry qualifications is no barrier to entry.
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¾«¶«Ó°ÒµMethods Institute

Investigate, analyse, evaluate, understand and explain. We're using research to tackle the big social science challenges.

News

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Collecting children's folklore in a digital age

Dr Yinka Olusoga and visiting researcher Dr Catherine Bannister recently had the opportunity to discuss research findings from The Play Observatory project, at The British Academy, as part of the Folklore Reimagined programme.
Dr Sabine Little stood with a group of children looking at the camera in a school setting at one of her previous Storytelling events.
Dr Sabine Little at a storytelling event with local school students. Credit: Ross Jarman

¾«¶«Ó°Òµdeclared a UK City of Languages

¾«¶«Ó°Òµis the latest city nationally to be declared a ‘City of Languages’, in a new initiative aimed at promoting and helping the city’s multilingualism to flourish.
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Disability and social care research presented to MPs in parliament

Researchers from the Spinning Plates project warned politicians at Portcullis House that there is a lack of support and recognition for family carers.

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