Seminar Overview The 2024 SERA conference will be held at the University of Dundee from 27th to 29th November and this year SERA celebrates its 50th anniversary. This pre-conference event offers a space to network prior to the conference. The panel discussion will offer opportunity to discuss all things SERA, including ‘top tips’ for presenting,
The three co-conveners of our Early Career Researchers (ECR) Network recently had a discussion about what the ECR group means for them and the exciting plans they have for the group this year. If you wish to become part of this network then details can be found from this page on our website.
We’re really excited to announce that our Early Career Researcher Network has some new co-convenors on the team! First up, meet Xin Miao. Xin is a final year PhD student at the University of Stirling researching geography teachers and their curriculum-making practices. Xin is based in the Faculty of Social Sciences as a Postgraduate Researcher
The University of Aberdeen’s School of Education hosted a day event on the 28th May organised by PhD student representatives from the SERA Research Students Group. The event targeted PhD students and early career researchers from across Scottish universities, aiming to enhance the research skills and knowledge of the participants. The one-day event was arranged
Dr Rachel Shanks and Dr Angela Jaap are hosting an event at the University of Aberdeen for Early Career Researchers and PhD candidates on Tuesday 28th May. Please see below for full details. Timings for the day are as follows:
The SERA student representatives along with the BERA (postgraduate forum) organised the first joint BERA-SERA postgraduate research event bringing together doctoral students to explore their triumphs, troubles and dilemmas in data analysis. The seminar entitled ‘Data analysis in educational research: triumphs, troubles and dilemmas‘ took place on the 30th September 2016 at the University of
SERA student representatives organised a ‘Theory and methods‘ seminar for PGRs and ECRs which took place on the 25th of June at the University of Stirling. Professor Kate Wall, School of Education, University of Strathclyde, delivered a session entitled: An introduction into visual methodology. This session aimed to facilitate dialogue about visual methodology in educational
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