Academic staff
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Edge Hill is key in major new project to fight infection and disease
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Researchers At Edge Hill University are playing a key role in a major new project to place Liverpool as a global leader in the fight against infection and disease.
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National Teaching Repository
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The NTR is an open access, online, searchable repository of open educational resources. The NTR is no longer open to uploads, but you can browse and use the resources within it.
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Conference: Improving life chances and making hope possible through education
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We have been educating the teaching and education workforce for almost 140 years. Our vision of ‘working creatively with others to enhance life chances’ is at the heart of who we are as a working family.
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Welcome to the Faculty of Education
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We’re delighted to have you here at the Faculty of Education. Whether you are a current student or visiting for a conference, event, interview, or meeting, we want to make your experience as enjoyable as possible.
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Data Access Statements
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A Data Access (or Availability) Statement is a short statement that tells the reader of a publication where the underpinning data are deposited. You should include one in all of your publications.
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Research Centres
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Edge Hill plays key role in securing large social work grant to support deprived coastal communities
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Edge Hill’s social work department has been integral in securing more than £500,000 for a project to tackle issues in recruiting and retaining social workers in some of England’s most deprived communities.
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Authorised signatories
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Psychology experts find there’s “not enough evidence” to link social media use to mental health problems in young people
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Psychology experts in the UK and US have found there is “not enough evidence” to link social media use to mental health problems like anxiety and depression in young people.
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iCARE Research Centre Launch event
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As a research centre, iCARE will act as a leading hub for academics, clinicians, researchers, and service users to share expertise and lead research collaborations.
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