The first event in our Vice-Chancellor’s Distinguished Lecture Series, delivered by Hetan Shah, Chief Executive, The British Academy

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Universities espouse a universalist approach to creating research-based knowledge. Helen Kara & Petra Boynton argue, from the outside these claims are hollow.

Background Discussions around racial disparities and injustice have gained increasing prominence in psychotherapy and counselling research. However, research in this area has been criticised for its.....

Mark Carrigan argues university staff are still struggling to develop coherent, contextual and disciplinary responses to AI’s impact on teaching and learning.

Critics blame GCSE English for deterring teenagers from the subject, describing the literature syllabus as boring and repetitive

Mākereti Papakura died weeks before handing in her thesis at Oxford university documenting the life and customs of her tribe, work that is still used by Māori today

Jo Law is a qualitative research assistant at the Qualitative Applied Health Research Centre at King’s College London, working on the qualitative component of the EDEN project, which examines the use ...

Knowledge will be the first frontier of our freedom.

School closures during the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t just disrupt learning, they revealed and intensified deep inequalities that continue to shape young people’s lives today. While some children…

In a landmark study, OpenAI researchers reveal that large language models will always produce plausible but false outputs, even with perfect data, due to fundamental statistical and computational limi...

Highly educated Kenyans working for essay mills ghostwrite academic work that students pass off as their own

In 2019, Iceland made headlines as one of the first countries to implement a four-day workweek, not by passing a blanket law, but through agreements

Call for Chapter Proposals Working title: Ethical Review in Practice Editors: Lucy Pickering and Helen Kara Research ethics approval is a key part of the process for many researchers. The small but…

What bell hooks taught me… in her own words and a few of mine.

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Figures received via FOI requests reveal an average over 40% increase in the amount of money allocated.

Dr Ella Parry-Davies is a lecturer at King’s College London, where she works on social justice-focussed research in collaboration with experts-by-experience, primarily in the migration and anti-traffi...

Early childhood development interventions in the Global South is a huge industry built on highly questionable assumptions

Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking discussion exploring how creative research methods challenge power dynamics in knowledge production. Chaired by Helen Kara, a leading voice in creative...

The QUAHRC Impact in Qualitative Research blog focuses on the fantastic work that is being done at King’s and the impact this is having on health and care outside of the research community

How have mainstream theories of autism missed the mark by failing to qualitatively explore internal autistic worlds? Sohail speaks to legend among autistic autism researchers Dr Damian Milton about th...

Part of a panel about qualitative methods for including nonspeaking and high support needs neurodivergent people in research.

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The 2025 International Symposium on Autoethnography and Narrative (ISAN) will provide scholars and practitioners of all experience levels an opportunity to present their autoethnographic and person…