The MRes in Engaged Research develops critically reflective, impact‑driven researchers who work collaboratively with organisations and public service partners to address societal, organisational and
The MRes in Education is a research degree designed to enable you to complete an in-depth research project on a topic of your choice within the broad field of Education. Whether your chosen topic is
Learn advanced techniques to analyse data and draw effective insights. You’ll focus on the education sector and enhance your research skills.In-depth quantitative and qualitative research methods
Course overview Our Spinal Pain MRes offers elite training providing a strong foundation for research in spinal pain and rehabilitation. Ran in partnership with the University of Birmingham's School
About the Course The Master by Research (MRes) in Education, is part of Cardiff Met’s University-wide MRes programme and is unique within the UK Higher Education Institution (HEI) sector. The MRes
This MRes draws on the nationally and internationally recognised expertise of staff in the Department of Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology. Over the past five years, our research has shaped
We have two overarching themes: Curriculum and pedagogy from early years through to Higher Education, and Teacher Education. Researchers in both areas challenge and develop existing knowledge and
The Master of Research is a University wide, cross-disciplinary research training course available in most schools and departments. This is a level 7 qualification and can be taken as an alternative
MRes degrees can be studied as a stepping stone to doctoral-level study or as a standalone qualification for those interested in research careers in industry.Students spend one-third of the course
Educational research is the foundation on which education systems are built. Curriculum development, teaching methods, learning strategies and new policies are all shaped by the work of educational
The creative industries are worth £125 billion to the UK economy and were named as one of the government’s eight growth-driving sectors in its Industrial Strategy (Gov.uk November 2024). As a result,