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We have 18 Education PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students in Nottingham

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Education PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students in Nottingham

We have 18 Education PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students in Nottingham

Agents of change? The role of academic staff at English universities in promoting sustainable development

Project ID. S20. The world has been ‘on the edge’ for a while due to environmental and economic threats (Brown, 2012). The need for sustainable development (SD) is, therefore, of growing concern, as SD is moving to the forefront in current policy debate internationally (Kushnir, Eta, Mbah and Kennedy, 2023). Read more

Student Inequalities in Generative AI Use in Higher Education

Project ID. S22. Outline . Generative AI, mostly in the form of text-generating online services, is undergoing an era of rapid transformation and poses a range of risks and opportunities, not least in educational settings. Read more

The Politics of Organisational Change in Schools

Project ID. S32. Education in England is characterised by continuous change. Schools are required to meet the challenges of constant policy shift and associated change agendas from central government and the Office for Standards in Education, the body which inspects and sets quality standards in the English system. Read more

Developing an educational intervention to improve sleep in university students

Project ID. S14. Sleep loss, whether partial, total or through a disturbed night, has a detrimental effect on neurocognitive performance (e.g., Durmer & Dinges, 2005; Harrison & Horne, 2000). Read more

Accelerating the pre-school vocabularies of children from low SES families

Project ID. S47. Accelerating the pre-school vocabularies of children from low SES families . The size of a child’s vocabulary at an early age has a major impact on later language, reading and academic ability, yet many pre-school children from low socio-economic status (SES) families have limited vocabularies. Read more

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