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University of East Anglia

Funded PhD in Education and Lifelong Learning at University of East Anglia University of East Anglia in United Kingdom

Degree Level

PhD

Field of study

Education

Funding

Some or all PhD opportunities in this programme have funding attached. Funding may be available only to a limited set of nationalities, so applicants should read the full programme details carefully. The page also references SENSS funding for ESRC PhD studentships.

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United Kingdom

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University of East Anglia

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Keywords

Education
Sociology
Psychology
School Administration
Social Media
Higher Education
Pedagogy
Lifelong Learning
Educational Psychology
Digital Innovation
Curriculum And Instruction
Social Transformation

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About this position

University of East Anglia (UEA), School of Education and Lifelong Learning, is advertising a funded PhD programme in Education and Lifelong Learning for students worldwide. The programme is based in Norwich, United Kingdom, and invites doctoral proposals aligned with the School’s research expertise.

Research themes are organised into three domains: Pedagogy, Curriculum and Professional Learning; International Education and Social Change; and Lifelong Learning Cultures. Example topics include curriculum and pedagogy, teacher education, TESOL, mathematics education, futures education, adult literacy, international development, decolonisation, higher education policy, widening participation, digital technology, social media, digital resilience, and gender and sexuality.

The page lists potential supervisors including Prof. Elena Nardi, Prof. Yann Lebeau, Prof. Esther Priyadharshini, and Dr Harry Dyer. Applicants are encouraged to visit the research domains and expertise pages to identify a suitable supervisor before applying or registering interest.

The PhD is described as a three-year full-time or six-year part-time degree, with the part-time option available remotely. Registration dates are 1 October, 1 February, or 1 June. Funding notes state that some or all opportunities in the programme have funding attached, though funding may be limited to certain nationalities. The page also references SENSS / ESRC PhD studentships.

For enquiries, contact [email protected]. For the EdPsyD route, applications must be made using the Association of Educational Psychologists application form.

Funding details

Some or all PhD opportunities in this programme have funding attached. Funding may be available only to a limited set of nationalities, so applicants should read the full programme details carefully. The page also references SENSS funding for ESRC PhD studentships.

What's required

Applicants should have a suitably qualified background for doctoral study in education or related fields. The programme welcomes researchers working in education-related areas and encourages proposals aligned with the School’s research domains and academic expertise. For the EdPsyD, applicants must use the Association of Educational Psychologists application form and the programme is a full-time professional training route.

How to apply

Visit the programme page and review the full details for the PhD route and funding notes. Identify a potential supervisor in one of the listed research domains and register your interest through the FindAPhD form or contact [email protected] for queries. For the EdPsyD, apply using the Association of Educational Psychologists application form.

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