Award
Every year BERA recognises academic excellence and rigour in research by a Master of Education student. This underscores BERA’s commitment to developing capacity, advancing quality and methodological originality within the field of educational research.
Eligibility Criteria
Prizes
Judging
Nominations will be scored by a BERA selection panel. The panel’s judgement will be framed by the following criteria:
The deadline to apply is 9 January 2020.
Applicants will be notified by w/c 2nd March 2020.
Dissertation: Exploring Governance and Governmentality in Myanmar’s Education Reforms
University of Cambridge
Thu Thu was awarded the 2020 BERA Masters Dissertation Award for her dissertation Exploring Governance and Governmentality in Myanmar's Education Reforms. The abstract for her dissertation is below: This thesis is a study of the work of...
University of Cambridge
Joyce Kim was awarded the 2019 BERA Masters Dissertation Award for her thesis Contested Cosmopolitanisms: A Comparative Case Study of Student Experiences and Identities Within Internationalizing South Korean Universities. The abstract for her...
Oxford Brookes University
Helen Manley won the the 2018 BERA Masters Dissertation Award for her dissertation: School-based counselling interventions for the reduction of anxiety in primary school children: a systematic review The abstract for her dissertation is...
UCL Institute of Education
Jonathan S James was awarded 2017 BERA Masters Dissertation Award for his dissertation: Civil disorder, domestic terrorism, and education policy The abstract for his dissertation is below: “This dissertation seeks to identify the ways in...