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

Find out more about our 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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5 May 2026

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Children, Young People and Families, Education, Research

SEND caseworkers under mounting pressure ahead of new reforms, research finds

2 March 2026

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Psychology, Research

New research-informed interventions to reduce mental health inequalities across West Yorkshire

10 March 2026

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Education, Teacher Training

Listening to student teachers boosts confidence, wellbeing and retention, study finds

12 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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