The Centre for the study of Education in an International Context (CEIC) exists to promote international education in a variety of different ways. It has strong links with a number of individuals and organisations outside the University of Bath, including the International Baccalaureate's Research Team (IBRT), which is based within the Department of Education.
CEIC's major functions are as follows:
* research into international education, through personal research, research projects coordinated by CEIC, and research degrees of MPhil, PhD and EdD supervised by CEIC members and engaged in on a part-time basis by teachers and administrators in different parts of the world;
* publishing the outcomes of research relating to international education;
* developing and teaching modular courses from the Department's programme of advanced courses leading to the Postgraduate Certificate in Educational Studies, Postgraduate Diploma in Education and degree of MA in Education (with the possibility of specialising in areas including International Education). Modular courses are available through Summer School and through Study Centres established in locations around the world (including Belgium, China, Dubai, Germany, Singapore, Thailand and the UK);
* developing and teaching modular courses specialising in international education which contribute to the Department's modular doctorate programme, the EdD;
* in-service and consultancy work around the world, at both individual institution and national system levels.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Centre for the study of Education in an International Context (CEIC) International Baccalaureate Research Team (IBRT)
Centre for the study of Education in an International Context (CEIC)
International Baccalaureate Research Team (IBRT)
The International Baccalaureate Research Team is located within the Department of Education and shares research interests with CEIC. The International Baccalaureate Research Team was established in May 2000 to develop and support research into the IB programmes and international education. The research team takes part in research projects, collaborates with universities and international agencies, and disseminates research findings in international publications. The Research Team develops links with researchers into international education worldwide, and supports research through a dedicated section on the IB website.
One of the Research Team’s services, the International Education Research Database (IERD), is a free bibliographic resource for the international education community. It can be accessed at http://research.ibo.org or from the main International Baccalaureate homepage. It aims to:
1. Define the field of international education.
2. Offer a valuable resource to a wide range of researchers.
By registering, users can save and email their searches and be named as IERD contributors if they submit new citations.
For more information, please visit the Research Team website at: http://www.ibo.org/researchers/
Contact Details:
Office: 1 West North, 3.26
Email: ibru@ibo.org
Telephone: +44 1225 323279
Fax: +44 1225 323277
International Baccalaureate Research Team (IBRT)
The International Baccalaureate Research Team is located within the Department of Education and shares research interests with CEIC. The International Baccalaureate Research Team was established in May 2000 to develop and support research into the IB programmes and international education. The research team takes part in research projects, collaborates with universities and international agencies, and disseminates research findings in international publications. The Research Team develops links with researchers into international education worldwide, and supports research through a dedicated section on the IB website.
One of the Research Team’s services, the International Education Research Database (IERD), is a free bibliographic resource for the international education community. It can be accessed at http://research.ibo.org or from the main International Baccalaureate homepage. It aims to:
1. Define the field of international education.
2. Offer a valuable resource to a wide range of researchers.
By registering, users can save and email their searches and be named as IERD contributors if they submit new citations.
For more information, please visit the Research Team website at: http://www.ibo.org/researchers/
Contact Details:
Office: 1 West North, 3.26
Email: ibru@ibo.org
Telephone: +44 1225 323279
Fax: +44 1225 323277
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