MPhil Education in Exeter United Kingdom | University of Exeter

Renowned for its diversity and excellence, the Graduate School of Education stands among the nation's top institutions in its field.
We foster a dynamic, cooperative, and interdisciplinary research environment within the Graduate School, centered around key areas of specialization.
Our global network of scholars boasts an outstanding track record in securing external grants, with dedicated research centers facilitating collaboration and amplifying impact.
Pursuing a PhD in Education at the University of Exeter provides comprehensive training in research methodologies, endorsed by the ESRC. As an MPhil/PhD candidate, you'll join a research-focused academic community, learning alongside distinguished experts in their fields.
You'll receive comprehensive guidance encompassing both subject matter and methodological approaches, along with access to personal mentorship. Doctoral candidates actively participate in our research culture, including our annual academic conference, external events, and lecture programs.
Our research spans a wide spectrum, from major funded initiatives to local educational partnerships, often involving international collaborations with top researchers.
Our substantial size and methodological flexibility enable us to provide supervision across numerous educational research domains. We're proud to be among the 31 ESRC-accredited institutions and one of only 18 granted studentship quotas, uniquely offering four-year PhD options (both full- and part-time), distance learning, and CASE training.
Situated on the picturesque St Luke's Campus, we offer outstanding support for postgraduate scholars. This prime location provides convenient access to both the city center and Streatham Campus resources.

You'll benefit from:

Exceptional research guidance to cultivate your academic growth
Personalized supervision tailored to your specific needs
Approachable supervisors passionate about mentoring graduate researchers
Scheduled regular meetings with your advisor
Direct access to leading academics through our open-door policy
Frequent interactions with your supervisory team, research peers, and mentors