Research
Research at our Faculty brings together a variety of perspectives on education. Our expertise is therefore diverse and multidisciplinary. Our research leads to change in educational policy and practice, and our researchers engage in outreach initiatives, and in local, provincial, national and international partnerships.
Research Teams
- Assessment and Evaluation Group
- Community Outreach Centre
- Co-operative Education and Workplace Learning Group
- Language and Literacy Research Lab
- Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education Group (MSTE)
- Social Program Evaluation Group
- Theory and History of Education International Research Group
- The Studio
- UNESCO Chair in Arts and Learning
International research is both a Faculty and University priority and is facilitated by a number of projects, partnerships, agreements, and memberships in consortia.
The Faculty hosts international scholars at its colloquia, symposia, and for extended research visits.
It also publishes Encounters on Education (in three languages), and the Queen's Education Letter, which engages educators and the public in a discussion of current educational issues.
Our research is supported generously by both internal and external research funding, which enables our faculty members to engage graduate students in their programs.
All Faculty research meets Tricouncil Research Ethics requirements.
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