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School of Education · Architecture, building and planning

We offer high-quality supervision by internationally-recognised scholars in areas including educational psychology, education policy, sociology of education, higher education, teaching and learning in schools, professional development, learning in the city, non-formal education, lifelong learning, and assessment. Academic staff include experienced researchers with methodological expertise in advanced quantitative methods, experimental methods, a range of qualitative research methods and mixed methods. You will be part of a large, diverse doctoral community in an atmosphere that is exciting, creative and welcoming. You can expect: - Membership of a research centre, network and/or faculty-wide research group that includes staff and postgraduate researchers. - Accredited research methods units. - Networking opportunities with other doctoral researchers across disciplines and neighbouring universities through membership of the South West Doctoral Training Partnership and — College - Support for developing as a researcher, including attending conferences and publishing research. - Opportunities to apply for short-term paid research assistant and teaching assistant roles. - Access to professional development and short training courses tailored for postgraduate researchers. - Access to a dedicated school library on site, faculty and other University libraries. - Dedicated study spaces within the School of Education and in the wider university. - Opportunities to participate in seminars (often featuring national and international visitors), research student seminars, reading groups and specialist methodological workshops.

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