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  1. Rethinking masculinity and education: Critical conversations for theory and practice

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    Join us in person or online for the third event in the Faculty of Education Interdisciplinary Seminar Series. This event brings together researchers from different fields to critically consider the idea of masculinity and how it is shaped and responded to in different educational contexts.

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  2. Conference: Improving life chances and making hope possible through education

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    Do you work or research in an area of work linked to our conference theme? We are looking forward to two days of learning, professional development, and finding opportunities to collaborate to improve life chances and make hope possible through education.  

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  3. Embodiment and creativity in Mental Health Care and Education, Delivered By Professor Frank Röhricht

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    Join the Research Centre for Arts and Wellbeing for an engaging seminar discussing embodiment and creativity in mental health care and education, delivered by Professor Frank Röhricht.

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  4. Arts & Wellbeing Seminar: Music Therapy with Displaced Persons

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    Join the Research Centre for Arts and Wellbeing for an engaging seminar featuring the editors of a book on music therapy and global displacement.

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  5. Faculty of Education Interdisciplinary Seminar Series. Seminar #2: Climate, Sustainability, and Hope

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    These seminars focus on key areas of concern for educational research, policy, and practice and brings different research and practice fields into conversation to offer new, creative ways to explore both emerging and perennial questions.

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  6. Mental health project for children wins significant government funding

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    The Arts for the Blues programme, developed to support people with depression through creative arts, has been awarded funding by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR).

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  7. Edge Hill University joins new Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies

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    Edge Hill was proud to be among the first universities in the UK to join the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies.

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  8. Sustainable research

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    Discover how sustainability is woven into the fabric of research at the University - empowering staff and students to drive positive change through innovative, responsible inquiry.

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  9. AI for research

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    AI can transform the way you approach your research. It can speed up your literature reviews, help to transcribe interviews and analyse data. But it’s still just a tool and the value comes from how you use it.

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  10. Support during your MRes

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    There is a wealth of support available to MRes students at Edge Hill University. Explore our resources and guidance here.

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