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Explore work as educational researcher. This page gives a simple overview of research into learning processes, education systems and policy planning.
Educational researchers study how education processes, systems, teachers and learners work, then use research findings to identify improvements and plan innovation.
In job descriptions, look for research design, scientific methods, curriculum analysis, qualitative research, research ethics, policy advice, funding applications and communication with education professionals.
Educational researcher work studies how education processes, systems, teachers and learners function. The role can include research design, qualitative studies, curriculum analysis, ethics review, cooperation with education professionals, interpretation of findings and advice for innovation plans or education policy planning.
Important skills include scientific research methodology, pedagogy, curriculum standards, action research, research ethics, qualitative research and communication with non-scientific audiences. Specialization can develop around assessment processes, learning technologies, special needs education, teaching methods, policy advice or interdisciplinary research with other education professionals.
Salary context is influenced by research responsibility, funding work, publication expectations, policy advisory tasks and whether the role is tied to a research project, institution, programme evaluation or curriculum reform. Positions that include grant applications or legislative advice have different accountability than narrow data collection.
Paths often begin through academic research assistance, teaching, education programme work, curriculum development or policy analysis. Development can lead to principal research roles, education evaluation, curriculum advisory work, research management, policy planning, university teaching or specialist work on learning technologies and educational innovation.
When reading vacancies, check whether the job asks for research production, programme evaluation, curriculum advice or policy support. A clear advert names the research methods, education level, data sources, ethics process, expected reports, stakeholder communication and whether findings must influence concrete implementation plans.
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72.2Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanitiesEducation methods specialists (2351)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/5a282a39-5346-454a-b1ef-c1217c50e156 |
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| ESCO code | 2351.2 |
| ISCO group | 2351 |
| Concept type | Occupation |