The School of Education is widely recognised for the quality of its initial teacher training, continuing professional development courses and research opportunities in education. We work closely with over 450 schools and colleges and a number of professional bodies.
Are you interested in teaching maths, physics, MFL, D&T or ICT?
Train to teach with one of our PGCE courses. Bursaries of up to £20,000 are available for top graduates, apply now and start September 2012. Find out more...
Latest update from our school in Malagiri
Fancy learning through playing computer games? School pupils in India and the UK will be ditching their notebooks for computer games consoles in a bid to make learning more fun. Find out more...
Fancy learning through playing computer games? School pupils in India and the UK will be ditching their notebooks for computer games consoles in a bid to make learning more fun. Find out more...
The National Student Survey (NSS) is currently taking place for final year undergraduate students to feedback about their time at university. Find out more...
Train to teach: PGCE opportunities for mathematics, physics, MFL, D&T and ICT graduates
Train to teach with one of our PGCE courses. Bursaries of up to £20,000 are available for top graduates, apply now and start September 2012. Find out more...
Do you work with children or young people?
Study part-time whilst you work with a foundation or undergraduate degree in primary education or youth work. We still have places available on some of our courses, apply now and start in March. Find out more...
TA bursaries available for our PGCE courses
Are you a top graduate? Will you be graduating this summer with the highest classifications? Step into your career with a PGCE and you could receive a bursary of up to £20,000. Find out more...
New Physics with Mathematics PGCE route
We are now offering this new PGCE route, apply now to start in September 2012. Read more...
Popular children's author Michael Rosen is to be awarded an honorary doctorate
Michael was Children's Laureate from 2007 to 2009. He will be awarded with a Doctor of Letters in recognition for his writing and broadcasting on children's literature, his lectures on the same subject at universities across the UK and his huge contribution to engaging children in reading. Read more...
Our annual ‘Read to Inspire’ event was held on Wednesday 11 January in the Asa Briggs hall. As in previous years, it was a big hit with the audience and brought together authors of children’s books and over 200 of our students, to inspire a love of reading. Find out more...
Bright Sparks Electricity Day
We were pleased to welcome year two children from St Peter’s Infant School in Portslade who visited our science labs for ‘Electricity Day’. They arrived with their class teacher Tracy Bennett and four teaching assistants. Read more...
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