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The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education has placed 9th in the 2024 Times Higher Education global subject rankings.

As universities grapple with high-profile cheating scandals, new research from Professor Kang Lee reveals a simple, scientifically validated solution: reminding students about the consequences of cheating before exams.

At the height of the pandemic, �������� alum Dr. Debby Wilson Danard raised the first-ever lodge at U of T. The Mother Earth Learning Lodge ensured physically distanced learning on the land and a vital space for Indigenous knowledge, teachings and ceremony.

Critical Action Learning Exchange (CALE) is a community of educators who engage classrooms in “critical inquiry” about environmental and social issues.

�������� Alumni Association president Nikoletta Papadopoulos discusses the value of volunteering as an �������� student.

This summer, members of the International Network of Education Institutes convened to share their experiences with Sustainable Development Goals.

PhD candidate Tanitiã Munroe explores youth participatory action research as a promising approach to support Black students' self-determination and agency.

In July 2023, Rijeka, Croatia, hosted a week-long conference that brought together over 50 international scholars, educators, activists, and practitioners to share insights on preventing sexual and gender-based violence. Led by �������� professor Miglena Todorova and doctoral student Nana Gulic, the event aimed to transcend national borders.