The School of Education at Leeds is one of the oldest and largest in the country. It is one of the very few in the UK to have achieved a grade 5 for research in all Research Assessment Exercises, indicating that the majority of research produced is of international significance. This means that the School of Education can provide supervisors of international standing in a variety of areas of education. The School of Education provides a comprehensive programme of research training modules and is validated by the Economic and Social Research Council as a provider of research training. The Brotherton Library houses one of the best Education collections in the country.
Fees are subject to annual review but are kept as low as possible.
For information about current levels please contact the Higher Degrees and Diplomas Office of the School of Education. All research students are members of a research group. Research group activities include seminars, to which all staff and students are invited to attend and contribute. The School of Education has strong research interests in pedagogy and professional learning , and educational administration and school leadership , and in addition to the research groups there are a number of centres and units, as listed below.