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Rebecca Hibbin Graduated 2008 "The content of the course is varied and interesting with an emphasis on cutting edge research, (some of which you are expected to design yourself), and it is clear that the lecturers are passionate and as equally stimulated by the subject areas they teach." Read more»	Carol Elbourne Graduated 2009 "I really enjoyed my time at Lancaster University working within the Educational Research Department and as a result I've not left." Read more»
Suzi Bevington Graduated 2008 "The course taught me a great deal about how psychology can further understanding and support children and young people with special educational needs, and inspired me to become an Educational Psychologist." Read more»	Nikki Richardson Graduated 2007 "It has an incredibly friendly atmosphere and all the facilities you need are right on your doorstep." Read more»
Adam Rogers Graduated 2007 "Lancaster University provides a great atmosphere, a campus university that feels more like an exclusive student town than a place to learn." Read more»	Jennifer Waite Graduated 2007 "To find a university that relishes students, their opinions, their thoughts and their feelings is really unique, and Lancaster University aims to do all four." Read more»
Laura Derbyshire Graduated 2007 "Unlike other large departments, the Department of Educational Research is more of a team and the lecturers learn who you are and how you learn. It's a very friendly and caring learning environment." Read more»	Chris Hargreaves Graduated 2007 "The Psychology in Education tutors are really good and very approachable and they're just as up for a good time as the students!" Read more»