Institute of Education, University of London

Institute of Education, University of London
The Institute is a leading centre of education and social science research hosting over 250 research projects during a typical year and has been praised by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) for the scale, strength and vitality of its research contributions.
The Institute is London’s highest rated initial teacher training provider and has partnerships with over 500 schools and colleges in Greater London.
Students come from a wide range of employment backgrounds including education, health and social care departments, local and national government, charities, voluntary and non-governmental organisations and the private and commercial world.
Quick facts
- Almost 6,000 students; around 800 staff including over 90 professors and readers; income over £60 million annually.
- More than 50 Master’s programmes, 20 teacher training courses and an extensive range of degrees, certificates and diplomas plus a wide selection of professional development courses.
- Notable alumni include novelist Louis de Bernières; Grace Naledi Pandor, Education Minister for South Africa; Paul Myners, former director of M&S, Powergen, Orange, Guardian Newspapers and Chair of Low Pay Commission.
Contact details

Institute of Education, University of London
20 Bedford Way
London, WC1H 0AL
Tel: +44 (0)20 7612 6000
Email: info@ioe.ac.uk
Web: www.ioe.ac.uk
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