Project overview
The National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) https://www.ncrm.ac.uk was established by the Economic and Social Research Council in 2004 and was originally coordinated from the University of Southampton. Since 2014, NCRM has been a partnership between three universities with international reputations in methodological research and training in the social sciences: University of Southampton, The University of Manchester and University of Edinburgh.
In January 2020, NCRM entered a new phase with an ESRC award for five years. The new phase focuses on delivering a comprehensive programme of cutting-edge research methods training across the UK. This phase is still delivered by the Universities of Southampton, Manchester and Edinburgh but this partnership is significantly enhanced and expanded to include strategically selected centre partner institutions who deliver training locally to ensure geographical and subject expertise diversity.
In January 2020, NCRM entered a new phase with an ESRC award for five years. The new phase focuses on delivering a comprehensive programme of cutting-edge research methods training across the UK. This phase is still delivered by the Universities of Southampton, Manchester and Edinburgh but this partnership is significantly enhanced and expanded to include strategically selected centre partner institutions who deliver training locally to ensure geographical and subject expertise diversity.
Staff
Lead researcher
Other researchers
Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups
Centre for Research in Inclusion
We work with teachers and young people to foster and improve inclusive practice.
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Research outputs
Melanie Nind,
& Angeliki Katramadou
, 2022
, British Journal of Educational Studies
Type: article