Postgraduate Research Education
Postgraduate research courses in Education
Our academic staff have national and international recognition for their research and represent a range of expertise spanning diverse aspects of education. We offer postgraduate research degrees in Applied Autism and Education.
Our research programmes
Browse our portfolio of research programmes within the Institute of Education.
MPhil/PhD Applied Autism Research
Develop original research in applied autism studies, exploring issues of inclusion, learning, participation and quality of life through interdisciplinary and impactful inquiry.
MPhil/PhD Education
Undertake impactful educational research within a collaborative research community, addressing key challenges in learning, teaching, equity, wellbeing and educational policy in Scotland and internationally.
EdD Education
Advance your professional expertise through doctoral-level research that connects educational theory, policy and practice, with opportunities to specialise in areas aligned to the Strathclyde Institute of Education’s research strengths
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Funding
Find out more information here on how to fund your Postgraduate Research studies.
Fees
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Our students
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Andrew Currie
English (PhD)
As a student, you will hopefully realise that the skills and experience you acquire are broadly applicable to many other sectors – more so than you might initially think. An ability to work independently and creatively, to communicate with both experts and lay people, and to be self-driven, offer excellent grounding for becoming an ideal candidate.
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Lucy Gibson
Speech & Language Sciences (MRes)
The academic support is excellent. Supervisors and staff are very approachable and responsive- whether through email or in-person meetings. I was encouraged to submit my work to conferences, which led to me presenting at both university-level and international conferences. This was due to the support and encouragement of my supervisors and SLT teaching staff.

Valerie Martin
Doctorate of Education (EdD)
Having completed the Master’s Degree I was keen to further my knowledge of education and to push myself on a personal level to undertake the challenge of the EdD. I really enjoyed reading what others said about education and was interested to see what I could add to the body of knowledge. Plus the prospect of being called Dr Martin had a certain ring to it.
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Email: hass-postgrad