Research Themes
Research Groups
Our individual research groups are organised within our parent themes. Our research projects that sit within these groups are both qualitative and quantitative in nature, and our methods hubs define how we carry out our work. Although staff and students are typically members of research groups within a specific theme, many do join meetings and events of groups under other themes.
Take a look at the tables below to see how our themes, groups and centres are set up.
| Research Groups | Research Themes |
|---|---|
| Applied Linguistics | Language Cognition & Development |
| Child Development and Learning | Language Cognition & Development |
| English as a Medium of Instruction | Language Cognition & Development |
| Comparative & International Education | Policy, Economy & Society |
| Race, Coloniality and Education | Policy, Economy & Society |
| Philosophy, Religion and Education | Policy, Economy & Society |
| Critical Digital Education | Pedagogy, Learning & Knowledge |
| Subject Pedagogy | Pedagogy, Learning & Knowledge |
| Sociocultural & Activity Theory | Pedagogy, Learning & Knowledge |
| Teacher Education & Professional Learning | Pedagogy, Learning & Knowledge |
| Research Themes | |
|---|---|
| Rees Centre | Language cognition & development |
| Oxford University Centre for Educational Assessment (OUCEA) | Policy, economy & society |
| Centre for Global Higher Education (CGHE) | Policy, economy & society |
| Oxford University Centre on Skills, Knowledge and Organisational Performance | Policy, economy & society |
The Oxford Education Deanery
The mission of the Oxford Education Deanery is to empower education practitioners and policy professionals worldwide to understand, use, and co-produce high-quality research evidence in education.
The Oxford Education Deanery aims to facilitate a two-way conduit between the wealth of expertise in the Department of Education and the stakeholders in whose name its research is conducted. It offers a mechanism to support professional learning and research engagement among practitioners and policy audiences worldwide.
Hubs
