“This is an excellent result for Education at Ulster. We are proud that they are ranked in the top 25 universities nationally for world-leading and internationally excellent research for outputs and joint 1st for research impact in the same category.
This demonstrates the valued contribution that their research makes to society nationally and internationally shaping the future of others through educational change.”
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People Involved
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Our Team
Name Role Bates, J Dr Senior Lecturer Clarke, L Professor Professor of Education Furey, A Dr Lecturer in Psychology Hunter, A Dr Lecturer Irwin, T Dr Senior Lecturer McFlynn, P Dr Lecturer O'Connor Bones, U Dr Interim Research Director (Education) Reilly, J Dr Head of the Doctoral College (Belfast/Jordanstown) Roulston, S Dr Lecturer Shanks, K Professor Professor of Education - UNESCO Chair Skinner, B Dr Senior Lecturer Smith, A Professor UNESCO Chair
“The quality of our research underlines its depth and breadth and its continuing relevance, not least the fundamental value of participative voice in developing positive educational change nationally and internationally.”
Impact Case Studies and Environment Statement
Education for Peacebuilding Research Outputs
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- A place for fundamental (British) values in teacher education in Northern Ireland?
- Assessing the value of SCOTENS as a cross-border professional learning network in Ireland using the Wenger–Trayner value-creation framework
- Education and Ethno-Politics : Defending Identity in Iraq
- Education as site of memory: developing a research agenda
- Education for democratic citizenship in Malawian secondary schools: balancing student voice and adult privilege
- Education policies and teacher deployment in Northern Ireland: ethnic separation, cultural encapsulation and community cross-over
- FE and skills – is the ‘UK laboratory’ open for expansive policy learning?
- Finding the image: Using photos to give voice to teacher educator professional learning
- Integrated schools and intergroup relations in Northern Ireland: the importance of parents
- Interpretations of national identity in post-conflict Northern Ireland: a comparison of different school settings
- Isolated together: proximal pairs of primary schools duplicating provision in Northern Ireland
- Managerialism and teacher professional identity: impact on wellbeing among teachers in the UK
- Mapping teacher status and career-long professional learning: the Place Model
- School Choice and Conflict Narratives: Representative Bureaucracy at the Street Level in East Jerusalem
- School library staff perspectives on teacher information literacy and collaboration
- Teacher education in the United Kingdom post devolution: convergences and divergences
- Teacher Preparation in Northern Ireland: History, Policy and Future Directions
- Teaching Across the Divide: perceived barriers to the movement of teachers across the traditional sectors in Northern Ireland
- The 4Rs Framework: Analysing education’s contribution to sustainable peacebuilding with social justice in conflict-affected contexts
- The links between Equity, Governance, Education and Peacebuilding in Kenya
- The Politics of IDP Education Provision: Negotiating identity and schooling in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq