Explore current and completed research projects.
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A study that will develop a new mathematical model which will simulate the potential impact of the economic changes on mental health of the British population.
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Expanding the scope of the results provided by the current EUROMOD Statistic Presenter, allowing more comprehensive and flexible policy analyses.
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Government policies on taxation and social security are important determinants of population health outcomes and health inequalities. However, there is a shortage of evidence to inform policymakers of the health consequences of such policies.
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Looking at the impact of Covid-related school closures on student achievements, inequalities in assessed exam grades and how confusion over A-level grading made a difference to university participation
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Assessing the impact of school closures related to Covid-19 on employment and family wellbeing for parents, especially mothers
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ISER is also seeking to understand how the current Covid-19 situation may be affecting students’ education – through a new research project called Digital Schools
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The project aims to ensure the sustainability of one of Europe's leading social science research infrastructures, the European Social Survey.
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Developing new methods to collect data about life events throughout the year
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Maximising informed consent by investigating what influences the decision of survey respondents to allow their data to be linked to administrative records.
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Building a case for a European Research Infrastructure that will provide comparative longitudinal survey data on child and young adult well-being over the next 25 years.
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A cross-country investigation into how education, labour market and family choices create inequality across the life-course.
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The aim of the ESS is to provide high quality data measuring change and stability over time within and between European countries in their living conditions, social structure, public opinion and attitudes, while practising and promoting the highest scientific standards in cross-national comparative research in the social sciences.
