Yorkshire Consortium for Equity in Doctoral Education
Equity in doctoral education – the consortium aims to empower individuals and facilitate institutional change. Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµers at Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ are leading project evaluation and dissemination, providing an evidence base to share with other Higher Education institutions.
Mobilising family support: implications for the academic resilience of international students
This project focuses on international students, exploring the impact of family support or, conversely, estrangement from family, during their UK studies.
Understanding the impact of financial support on student success: an institutional approach
For this initiative, data management staff at six universities worked to identify data fields that enabled them to better identify recipients of bursaries and scholarships so that institutions can better track their effectiveness.
Understanding the evaluation of outreach with under-16s from disadvantaged backgrounds
Mapping institutions' HE outreach and access activities
National Teaching Fellowship Scheme (NTFS) Evaluation
Evaluation team led by SIoE's Professor Colin McCaig finds that the NTFS is highly valued by the HE sector
Equality and Differentiation in Marketised Higher Education
SIoE Professor Professor Colin McCaig is contributor and co-editor of new book on English higher education policy and equality
Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ-based Pedagogical Tools in India
Promoting inquiry in university education
Scottish Toolkit for Fair Access
The Scottish Further and Higher Education Funding Council on behalf of the Commissioner for Fair Access invited tenders for the development of a Scottish Toolkit for Fair Access. The strategic gap was identified by the Commission on Widening Access (CoWA).
Quality enhancement for ITE Partnerships in Wales
Building capacity for an evidence-based, research-informed teaching workforce in Wales
'The little tactics of the habitat': Developing posthumanist methodologies to research how new educational spaces are claimed and made liveable.
This project develops posthumanist research methodologies to explore material, performative, and social place-making practices in ‘new’ educational spaces.