We offer high-quality supervision by internationally recognised scholars in areas including educational psychology, education policy, sociology of education, higher education, teaching and learning in schools, professional development, learning in the city, non-formal education, lifelong learning and assessment.Academic staff include experienced researchers with methodological expertise in advanced quantitative methods, experimental methods, a range of qualitative research methods and mixed methods. You will be part of a large, diverse doctoral community in an atmosphere that is exciting, creative and welcoming.You can expect:membership of a research centre, network and/or faculty-wide research group that includes staff and postgraduate researchersaccredited research methods unitsnetworking opportunities with other doctoral researchers across disciplines and neighbouring universities through membership of the South West Doctoral Training Partnership and Bristol Doctoral Collegesupport for developing as a researcher, including attending conferences and publishing researchopportunities to apply for short-term paid research assistant and teaching assistant rolesaccess to professional development and short training courses tailored for postgraduate researchersaccess to a dedicated school library on site, faculty and other University librariesmodern and well-appointed study spaces within the School of Education and in the wider Universityopportunities to participate in seminars (often featuring national and international visitors), research student seminars, reading groups and specialist methodological workshops.