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International Centre for Historical Research in Education (ICHRE)

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Description

The International Centre for Historical Research in Education (ICHRE) is a research centre at the UCL Institute of Education devoted to research, scholarship and teaching in the history of education, broadly defined. Formed in 2014 to build on the tradition of historical research at the Institute of Education, it is now based within the Centre for Humanities in the Department of Education, Practice and Society. Members research a range of topics in the history of education, including formal education, informal learning, youth and social movements, voluntary and co-operative organisation, philanthropy, and popular and community history as well as the history of policy. Institutional histories include 200 years of UCL student life and the history of the UCL Institute of Education. Recent projects have focused on the history of school meals, archives of charities and voluntary organisations, historical pageants in twentieth century Britain, Chinese women's international thought and diplomacy, the co-operative movement, and the history of working class writing. ICHRE runs the History of Education Seminar, a series of hybrid talks at which established historians and early-career researchers present their work, and offers the Richard Aldrich Bursary to help students and staff affiliated to UCL attend conferences and workshops in the history of education. It works in close partnership with UCL Special Collections and UCL Culture, and has links with the History of Education Society (UK) and the International Standing Conference in the History of Education (ISCHE).

Currently active

Yes

Offers funding

Yes, this infrastructure provides funding in the following categories:

  • Bursaries

Founding year

2014

Contact details

UCL Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way
London
WC1H 0AL
Website: https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/ichre/
Public email: ioe.ichre@ucl.ac.uk

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Type

  • University-based infrastructure
  • Centre

Tags

  • History tag
  • Education tag
  • Social history tag
  • History of education (keyword) tag
  • Economic history (keyword) tag

Parent infrastructure(s)

Centre for Humanities, UCL Institute of Education

The Centre for Humanities brings together colleagues in the Department of Education, Practice and Society at the UCL Institute of Education who work across the humanities, including history, philosoph… read more about Centre for Humanities, UCL Institute of Education

UCL Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way
London
WC1H 0AL

University affiliation(s)

University College London (UCL)
London

Partner Infrastructures

Institute of Historical Research (IHR)

The Institute of Historical Research was founded in 1921 and is one of eight institutes that comprise the University of London's School of Advanced Study. The Institute is dedicated to training the ne… read more about Institute of Historical Research (IHR)

London

Centre for Modern and Contemporary Britain (CMCB)

The Centre for Modern and Contemporary Britain (CMCB) is an open and diverse centre at UCL that is committed to critical, multi-disciplinary, comparative and transnational scholarship and public engag… read more about Centre for Modern and Contemporary Britain (CMCB)

London

History of Education Society (HES)

The History of Education Society (UK) brings together researchers, teachers and students in the history of education. Its membership is open to anyone with an interest in research, teaching and/or pub… read more about History of Education Society (HES)

Oxford

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2026-11-04 15:08:21

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