Market Research and Evaluation
This section gives a flavour of the type of work we undertake – but many of the projects are bespoke as we respond to ad hoc client briefs.
At The Knowledge Partnership we have the rounded skills and professional backgrounds to undertake a range of research and evaluative commissions. Staff includes members of the MRS, the UK Evaluation Society, the CIM, the Academy of Marketing and the CIPR.
Our project work in Europe and Australasia allows us to provide UK clients with more rounded analysis and informed approaches. Our original and published research places us at the leading edge of professional practice.
| Syndicated Projects |
Learn more about opportunities to subscribe to collective research projects that deliver real value for money. Current topic: postgraduate fees and scholarships. Previous topic: HE-parental relations |
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| Communication Evaluation Services |
Whether you need to review your website from a user perspective, benchmark your prospectus against international competitors in the US or Australia, or assess your international media coverage, we have the skills and systems to deliver. |
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| Stakeholder and Perceptions Research |
Periodic research to evaluate stakeholder perceptions, needs and priorities is delivered through a mix of depth interviews and online research. We deliver insight and recommendations not just data. Audiences include politicians, employers, parents, public servants, agents, alumni, students, staff… |
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| Market Analysis |
We hold a wide range of education, demographic and economic data and specialise in secondary analysis of student and labour markets. |
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| Higher Expectations |
| The Knowledge Partnership collaborates with Opinionpanel Research to design and deliver the largest annual study on the key issues driving undergraduate student choice of courses, careers and universities |
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| Published Reports |
Our original research is widely cited in the media and by academics. Often funded by public bodies, the topics range from league table impact and international research students through to the concept of reputation and trends in marketing and communications practice |
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