Professor Leon Tikly, Professor of Education at the University of Bristol, has been elected as a Fellow of the British Academy for his pioneering work addressing the global challenges of social, environmental and epistemic injustice.
The University of Bristol’s School of Education celebrated the graduation of its undergraduate Class of 2025 this week, marking the culmination of the students hard work, resilience, and academic achievement.
The School of Education at the University of Bristol is happy to announce the launch of the Gaza Education Research Virtual Fellowship (GERVF) - a collaborative research initiative between the Centre for Comparative and International Research in Education (CIRE) and three Virtual Fellows from two universities in Gaza; the Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) and Al-Aqsa University.
Power Education supports the learning of local secondary school children with weekend study sessions and has gone from strength to strength since its formation in September 2023.
Leon took up his new role in February 2025, and will be leading the Centre alongside co-chair Professor Isabella Aboderin at the University of Bristol.
The prestigious accreditation is recognised by employers and means that all graduates are entitled to Graduate Chartered Membership of the BPS, as well as becoming eligible to apply for BPS-accredited training to become professional psychologists.
The School of Education has moved up 16 places in The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings by Subject 2025 since last year.
A Syrian man who lost his eyesight while fleeing his home country has graduated from the School of Education, University of Bristol.
The University of Bristol's School of Education is inviting prospective undergraduate students to apply now for September 2025 entry. With the UCAS application deadline fast approaching, this is the perfect time to join a leading institution renowned for shaping future educators and leaders in the field of education, education policy, research, education psychology and more.
The start of a brand-new year is a good time to reassess your career goals and think about exploring new aspirations.
The Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for services to Education was awarded to Dr Julie Blake (PGCE tutor 2013-2014), and Dr Tim Shortis (Research Fellow ESRC TLP Interactive Education 2001-2003).
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