The most recent Research Excellence Framework (REF) results place us as Scotland’s top-ranked institution for research breadth and quality in education and sport About our researchWe are part of a world-class institution that engages with international and national governments and institutions while also being rooted in the City of Edinburgh, with close partnerships across the Edinburgh and South-East Scotland City Region.Shaped by these local and global perspectives, we value the role of research, knowledge exchange and impact in contributing to equitable, sustainable and socially responsible developments in education, sport, physical activity and wellbeing. We aim to develop and sustain research excellence, make major contributions to practice, set agendas and engage in futures thinking while responding to the needs of diverse stakeholders. Alongside our colleagues across the University of Edinburgh, and guided by our Research and Innovation Strategy 2030, we aim to make a significant difference to the future of health and care, tackle the climate and environmental crisis, and harness data, digital and AI for public good. Research and Innovation Strategy 2030 REF 2021 The REF 2021 results for both education and sport-related research place us as Scotland’s top-ranked institution for research breadth and quality (Times Higher Education).Nearly 90 per cent of our sport-related research activity and almost 80 per cent of our education-related research is classified as ‘world leading’ and ‘internationally excellent’.Education results and case studiesSport results and case studies Making a difference We are committed to impact, public engagement and knowledge mobilisation through our research and through continuing learning and development for a diverse range of professional stakeholders. Latest research news New study may help provide solutions for Early Years workforce challenges University of Edinburgh's newest research centre will focus on illness and injury prevention in athletes Paris 2024 Olympians: Take to the stand for researchUnique study finds female cyclists at greater risk of injury in downhill mountain bikingNew report shows surge in popularity for women’s football Thematic hubs We have a vibrant and expanding research community with a broad portfolio of academic disciplines gathered within seven thematic hubs.Advanced Quantitative Research in EducationChildren and Young PeopleDigital EducationLanguage, Interculturality and LiteraciesSocial Justice and InclusionSport-related ResearchTeacher Education, Curriculum and Pedagogy Centres, groups and networks Many of our research and knowledge exchange centres, groups and networks are internationally renowned. Each is housed within one of our seven thematic hubs. Postdoctoral opportunities Moray House supports a range of fellowships for postdoctoral and early career researchers. This page provides some general guidance for those interested in applying for these opportunities, as well as information on our internal processes and application deadlines. Contact us Contact details for our Research, Engagement and Impact (REI) Office. This article was published on 2024-11-01
