Research
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Coercive Control Research
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Inequalities, Health and Wellbeing
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The Inequalities, Health and Wellbeing theme focuses on reducing disparities that affect individuals’ ability to thrive across educational, social, and health settings
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It’s not you – some typefaces feel different
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In a new article for The Conversation, Lecturer in Psychology, Andrea Piovesan writes about the different personalities of typefaces and how it affects our psychology.
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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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Edge Hill evaluation finds care for seriously ill children in Lancashire and South Cumbria is 'transformed'
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A new independent evaluation conducted by Edge Hill University has revealed that the ground-breaking Kentown Children’s Palliative Care Programme has successfully transformed care for seriously ill children and their families.
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News in brief - Friday 21 November 2025
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Stay up to date with the latest news from Edge Hill. From groundbreaking research to student achievements, community initiatives to academic expertise, this roundup condenses the highlights shaping our University community.
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Progressing to Postgraduate Research: understanding the first steps
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Considering an MRes or PhD at Edge Hill University? Feeling confused about finding a supervisor, putting together a research proposal for your application, understanding funding or even whether it’s the right route for you?
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Partnerships and Opportunities
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We work with a range of different types of external partners, which enables us to enhance opportunities for our students, as well as enrich the value and impact of our research and insights. Here are some of the ways we work with our partners and external organisations.
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News in brief - Friday 31 October 2025
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Stay up to date with the latest news from across the University. From groundbreaking research to student achievements, community initiatives to academic expertise boosting the economy, this roundup condenses the highlights shaping our Edge Hill community.
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Scary stories for kids: A Series of Unfortunate Events taught me that grief can't be understood but can be managed
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In a new article for The Conversation Lecturer in Film, English and Creative arts, Rebecca Wynne-Walsh discusses on what scary films can teach children.
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