Centre for Research in Human Flourishing (CRHF)

CRHF projects

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The human flourishing group have substantial experience in relation to a range of research approaches and methodologies including qualitative and quantitative methods, mixed methods studies, longitudinal studies, case studies, and programme evaluations. 

Centre staff and students work closely with the Nottingham-based Human Flourishing Project which provides therapy focused on personal growth and development.

Current projects

Longitudinal Educational Outcomes 

Longitudinal Educational Outcomes (LEO) are an important factor for evaluating educational interventions and policies. We are investigating the LEO for looked after and vulnerable children who received a boarding school placement as an alternative to being placed in care. Our work involves partnering with the DfE LEO dataset owners and the Royal National Children's SpringBoard Foundation. We are investigating the long term educational and economic outcomes for these children.

Principal Investigator: Professor David Murphy
Funder: Royal National Children’s SpringBoard Foundation

 

Completed projects

Completed CRHF projects
 Title Principal InvestigatorFunder Links 

The provision of exploratory study on the experience of severe and multi diverse communities

Professor David Murphy Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust  

Research into the Royal National Children’s SpringBoard Foundation and DfE Broadening Educational Pathways programme.

Professor David Murphy  Royal National Children’s SpringBoard Foundation   
 
 

Centre for Research in Human Flourishing

School of Education
University of Nottingham
Jubilee Campus
Nottingham, NG8 1BB


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