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Our research is outward-facing, with projects that are transformative not just in the research field, but for governments, charities, industry and all levels of the educational sector.

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Our People

Katharine Burn

Associate Professor of Education
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Therese Hopfenbeck

Director of the Oxford University Centre for Educational Assessment & Professor of Educational Assessment
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Robert Woore

Associate Professor in Applied Linguistics
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Julie Selwyn

Professor of Education and Adoption
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Lars-Erik Malmberg

Professor of Quantitative Methods in Education
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Anne Geniets

Research Fellow
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Karen Skilling

Departmental Lecturer
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Emily Murphy

Research Officer, Centre for Skills Knowledge & Organisational Performance
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Xin Xu

Research Fellow
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Shirley Lewis

Research Officer
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Natasha Robinson

Doctoral Student
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Emma Klose

PGCE Curriculum Tutor (Science)
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Natalia Manzano Perez

Library Assistant
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Jennifer Wilkinson

Rees Centre Manager
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Natalie Reynolds

Administrator, Rees Centre
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Eleanor Gaspar

Departmental Research Administrator & Centre for Global Higher Education Administrator
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Lydia Holland

Finance Assistant (interim)
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Jane Stephenson

PGCE Academic Administrator
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Sue Haslehurst

Reception & Library Assistant
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Judy Barrett

TEEMUP Research Manager / Administrator
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News

New report highlights wellbeing inequality among care leavers

Wednesday 25 November 2020
Webinar

Bringing together meta-analysis and structural equation modelling: Testing models and hypotheses in education across studies
Meta-analyses are key resources for synthesizing relevant findings in educational research, often indicated by single intervention effects and correlations among constructs. Many theories and hypotheses, however, are represented by models which contain multiple effect sizes and complex relations (e.g., indirect or contextual effects). The emerging field of meta-analytic structural equation modeling (MASEM) brings together meta-analysis […]
Monday 30 November 2020

Monday 30 November 2020

12:45 - 13:45

Prof Ronny Scherer

Zoom webinar, registration required
Blog

Care leavers in Higher Education: new statistics but a mixed picture
Dr Neil Harrison, Deputy Director of the Rees Centre The team in the Department for Education (DfE) that produces statistics on progression to higher education have really upped their game recently. Starting with a trial last December, they are now publishing an annual digest of statistics looking at a wide range of demographic and educational […]
Tuesday 01 September 2020
Media

Professor Jo-Anne Baird calls for an appeals system about CAGs for individual students on BBC World at One

Wednesday 02 September 2020
News

Study shows high rate of international collaboration among ex-Soviet bloc researchers

Friday 20 November 2020
New project

Education, Purpose and Human Flourishing in Uncertain Times (EPHF)

Wednesday 25 November 2020
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Katharine Burn

Therese Hopfenbeck

Robert Woore

Julie Selwyn

Lars-Erik Malmberg

Anne Geniets

Karen Skilling

Emily Murphy

Xin Xu

Shirley Lewis

Natasha Robinson

Emma Klose

Natalia Manzano Perez

Jennifer Wilkinson

Natalie Reynolds

Eleanor Gaspar

Lydia Holland

Jane Stephenson

Sue Haslehurst

Judy Barrett

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New report highlights wellbeing inequality among care leavers

Bringing together meta-analysis and structural equation modelling: Testing models and hypotheses in education across studies

Care leavers in Higher Education: new statistics but a mixed picture

Professor Jo-Anne Baird calls for an appeals system about CAGs for individual students on BBC World at One

Study shows high rate of international collaboration among ex-Soviet bloc researchers

Education, Purpose and Human Flourishing in Uncertain Times (EPHF)

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