Research at Warwick Institute of Education
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Warwick Institute of Education (WIE) is one of the UK's leading education departments with a reputation for excellence in research. In the last government Research Assessment Exercise it was rated seventh for excellence in the UK. Its research strategy has been subject to a major review for the period 2008-2013 and this is embedded within planning at the university level. Warwick has set itself ambitious new targets in research, in income generation and internationalisation and WIE's own plans both reflect and relate to these. Research has been refocused in order to reflect new and evolving research strengths, to strengthen intellectual leadership and to provide a strong and cohesive research culture. Prof Pia Christensen |
Our main research themes are:
Leadership
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Teaching, Learning and Assessment |
Cultural and Creative Learning
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Childhood
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Warwick Religions and Education Research Unit (WRERU) |
WIE has an ESRC award available for doctoral study commencing 2012-13. The closing date for applications is 30th April 2012. Please see further details to check your eligibility
Centres
WIE staff also reach out to their colleagues across the University to seek multi-disciplinary solutions to today's educational problems. We work closely with other Warwick centres carrying out research in Education including :
- Centre for Educational Development Appraisal and Research
(CEDAR) - Centre for Education and Industry (CEI)
- Centre for Applied Linguistics (CAL)
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Wed 20 Jun '12
1:30pm:
Seminar by Dr Barry Percy-Smith
Wed 18 Jul '12
Latest Research News at WIETue 10 Apr '12
Research Away Morning Weds 4th May 2011 WIE presence at BERA Conference 2010 Outstanding Research Student of the Year 2009/10 |
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