Josh Thorpe shares two fun chatbot exercises that educators can use to get students thinking about and using AI more creatively as part of their university study

Discover how to turn your research on education into a book in any one of this series of free virtual workshops.

What does ethical research look like when there is no straightforward answer? Drawing on the real voices and experiences of researchers, Ethical Dilemmas in Educational Research illustrates how...

Bloomsbury Academic has the perfect audiobook for your summer reading list. From The Beach Boys to football (soccer), these enlightening audiobooks are 50% off.

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Lucy Trotter gives us a behind-the-scenes look at life as a Publishing Apprentice on Bloomsbury’s Academic Marketing team, from early morning inbox checks and sending out books to Instagram posts, Spo...

While full-and part-time college faculty and lecturers go about their jobs-doing all that is seen (teaching and publishing) and unseen (class prep, grading, and…

Today we unpack the term “safey”, which pervades education debates world wide. My guest is Marta Estellés.

For those interested in academic insight into instrumental teaching trends, this is a wide-ranging and thought-provoking book sporting 19 chapters, each a distinct article covering an area of special interest. I highly recommend it...

TIE's latest preview of forthcoming titles features soon-to-be-released publications on health and medicine through June 2026.

Drawing from social justice pedagogies, evidence-based instruction, the wisdom of experienced teachers, and adolescent-brain research, Introduction to Secondary…

Bloomsbury today announced that Bloomsbury Open Collections has reached 48% of its funding goal globally for 2025-26, ensuring a further 29 titles are added.

The last decade or so has seen enormous changes in world politics. It’s also seen some major changes the way governments relate to higher education, particularly in the anglosphere. For many, it’s bee...