Autism Education Research at DCU

Thanks to philanthropic support, DCU PhD candidates are exploring how we can make schools more inclusive for autistic students.
DCU’s supporters are driving research that transforms lives and society.
Through philanthropic funding, we have created new opportunities for early career researchers to make an impact in the field of inclusive education.
In this video, we hear from Kerley Autism Education PhD Scholarship recipients Christina O’Keefe and Finbar Horgan, whose research in autism education is advancing our understanding of neuro-affirmative practices in schools.
Thanks to support from Bank of Ireland and philanthropist Paul Kerley, a further four PhD scholarships have been created for studies in autism education.
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