Impact case study
Research into comics has led to new partnerships and publications tackling issues of public interest.
Stories in School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
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Impact case study
Using film in care homes for physical, emotion and social benefits, and to increase social engagement.
Impact case study
Bringing the voices of street children and youth to bear on global policy through UN General Comment.
Press release
A new exhibition co-hosted by the University of Dundee will explore Nelson Mandela's relationship to Scotland.
Press release
The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed more people to the health pitfalls and stigmas associated with poverty and homelessness, University of Dundee experts have told the United Nations.
Feature
Social work education and workforce development practice is being transformed across Scotland based on research undertaken by Dr Trish McCulloch in the School of Education and Social Work.
Feature
With a prominent research-intensive School of Art & Design and research strengths in Humanities, we have a long history of research in collaboration with the creative industries, locally, nationally and internationally in a number of ways.
Press release
• Scottish pupils' reading skills improved over lockdown • Reading helped improve wellbeing during pandemic
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Pupils living in areas of high deprivation are far more pessimistic about their post-school prospects than peers from more affluent postcodes, according to a new University of Dundee study.
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The University of Dundee has received a seven-figure funding boost as part of a multi-million pound investment in research organisations across the UK.
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Girls perform better than boys and “low ability” children make the biggest achievement gains when taught using online and blended learning techniques, according to research led by the University of Dundee.
News
A new book chapter from a member of our staff has been released recently
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A PhD student from the University of Dundee has uncovered new evidence showing how vaccine hesitancy – often thought to be a modern phenomenon – can be traced back more than 150 years in Scotland
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Study examines the reading habits of more than 1 million young people; Scottish pupils have the second highest level of reading comprehension among home nations; David Walliams, Jeff Kinney, and Roderick Hunt amongst most-read authors
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Academics from some of the world’s leading universities are coming to the University of Dundee as part of a major global initiative.
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The largest literacy study ever conducted in the UK and Ireland has shown that Scottish pupils had the joint greatest level of reading comprehension amongst the home nations, alongside Northern Ireland