Research

Research at the Graduate School of Education

The Graduate School of Education is one of the largest in the country, embracing a considerable variety of research activity, from large-scale externally funded programmes to small-scale collaborations with local teachers.

RAE 2008 Results: Top 5 for world leading research

Research in the Graduate School of Education is ranked as fifth best in the UK. The 2008 Research Assessment Exercise rates 90% of research as of international quality, with 20 per cent being awarded the highest accolade of ‘world leading’ and given 4 stars. Read more about the RAE 2008 results ...

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We have a diverse range of research interests & expertise within the School. To find staff who match your own area of interest, why not use our tag cloud of current staff research interests. Click on a tag to see the staff with interests in that area.

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Exeter’s education research boosted by China partnership

Research in the field of education at the University of Exeter has been given an international boost with a new collaboration with a Chinese university. A delegation from East China Normal University visited Exeter to discuss potential links in areas of teacher training and inclusive education.

Exeter sustains top position in Education

The University of Exeter has been ranked in the top three universities for the quality of its teacher training. The Graduate School of Education has sustained a top position in The Good Teacher Training Guide 2009, a national league table for teacher training.

Devon hits the right note globally

Students playing xylophone Now in its sixth year, the International Conference for Research in Music Education draws extensive interest from music education experts, many of whom have a significant impact on and potential to influence music education on a world wide level.

Religious Education in the spotlight

Current issues concerning religion, education and dialogue were discussed at the University of Exeter recently by academics from the UK, Australia, Canada and the USA. This is the first time that the annual conference has been held at the University of Exeter.

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