Current Research Projects
The School of Applied Social Studies is a research active department which has a strong commitment to both applied and more theoretical research. The School has a wide research profile which focuses on research on specific groups and issues and the education/training of social professions. The large number of publications provides some indication of both the quality and quantity of research undertaken, as well as the ability of academic staff to disseminate research findings. We have successfully obtained research funding from a variety of sources including Combat Poverty, ISPCC, Royal Irish Academy, Department of the Taoiseach, the Higher Education Authority, HSE, the British Council, DJ Justice (EU), Department of Justice (Ireland), Tusla, Child and Family Agency, and IRC (Irish Research Council).
Completed studies and collaborations |
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Child Care Proceedings in the District Court |
Child Migration and Social Policy Research Group |
EnRRICH (EU Horizon 2020 funded) |
Health Activism Research |
Hidden Young Carers in Cork Research Project |
Housing Studies Research |
IMMERSE - Integration Mapping of Refugee and Migrant Children in Schools and other Experiential Environments in Europe |
Peer Group Supervision Research |
Public Engagement with Research and Research Engagement with Society - PERARES (European Commission Framework Programme 7) |
Reflective Teaching and Learning Research |
Retaining Social Workers in Child Protection and Welfare Research (longitudinal study, phase 2 partly funded by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs) |
UP2YOUTH Research Project |
Voluntary Care in Ireland Study (2018-2021) (Department of Children and Youth Affairs funded) |
Women's Oral History Project |