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Family Resources Survey
The Family Resources Survey is a long running timeseries on the income and living conditions of households in the UK.
Consumer detriment in the UK: 2024
A nationally representative survey on the experiences, scale and cost of consumer detriment in the UK in 2024.
Tech Ed Study: Progression of the second T Level cohort and comparator learners
Post-course reflections and outcomes for the 2nd T Level cohort, including comparisons with the 1st cohort, A level and level 3 technical learners.
Tech Ed Study: Post-course progression of level 4/5 learners
Course experiences and post-course outcomes of level 4/5 learners who studied prior to Higher Technical Education (HTQ) reforms in 2022/23.
Stop and Think: Learning Counterintuitive Concepts
A project to test a software programme which uses quizzes and games to help pupils learn counterintuitive concepts in science and maths.
How does the public feel about Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
The study examined the opinions, awareness, and experiences of AI technologies among UK adults aged 18 and above.
Do high-rise residents feel safe from building fires and what can help them feel safer?
The study explored whether high rise residents felt safe from fire risks, what considerations affected this and what can help them feel safer.
Attitudes towards genetic testing to predict medicine response
A nationally representative survey on public attitudes towards genetic testing to understand and personalise medicine response.
Evaluation of The Robertson Trust Scholarship
A qualitative study exploring the impact of the Robertson Scholarship on university students in Scotland from under-represented backgrounds.
Exploring the Lives of Care Experienced Children and Young People
An exploration of the benefits of administrative data in research and data-driven policy, highlighted by studies into care experienced young people.