Research

at Leeds Trinity University
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Welcome to research at Leeds Trinity University

Our research community encompasses our staff, postgraduate researchers, students and partners. Together we are focussed on advancing knowledge to make a positive contribution to people, planet and society.

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Research Centres and Institutes

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Research Degrees

Find out more about Research Degrees at Leeds Trinity.

Research degrees
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Research outputs

Explore our researchers' networks, outputs, datasets and activities in our dedicated research portal.

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Research News

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Education, Research, Teacher Training

Working-class women in academia given voice in new study

26 March 2026

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Education, Research, Teacher Training, Teaching

Urgent maths support needed to boost confidence in science teachers, study finds

28 January 2026

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Primary Education

New curriculum guidance to support schools in preparing children for climate crisis

12 February 2026

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Blog post: Computer Science, Opinion piece

Opinion piece: AI is a feminist issue

9 March 2026

Knowledge Exchange

Our collaborative projects with business and external partners.

Knowledge Exchange

Featured study

British Families in Lockdown

'British Families in Lockdown’ (BFiL) is a qualitative study led by Leeds Trinity University investigating the day-to-day experiences of British families during the pandemic. Our research started in March 2020 during the first national lockdown and is ongoing.

Find out more about the study
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