Our Research

Research at The University of Queensland's School of Education addresses contemporary educational challenges through 9 research groups spanning Indigenous education, inclusive education and disability, student learning, teacher and student wellbeing, teacher professionalism, positive behaviour support, technology-enhanced learning, STEM and other curriculum-focused education, and global and international education policy and practice. Our interdisciplinary research advances educational knowledge, informs policy and practice, and promotes social justice, equity and sustainability. Through partnerships with schools, communities, and policymakers, we translate research into meaningful outcomes locally, nationally and internationally.

Download our School of Education Research Strategy

 

Podcasts and Media

Listen to a series of Indigenous Education podcasts featuring Dr Marnee Shay, Senior Lecturer in the School of Education at The University of Queensland.
Are you curious about the perspective of individuals with Down syndrome and the challenges they encounter? Do you want to learn how to communicate with them more effectively and meet their needs? Tune in to discover more.

For Associate Professor Ian Hardy supervising HDR students is more than just seeing them through their thesis. It also means helping them cultivate an in-depth knowledge in not only the area of education but also other related fields. 

The community based STEM professional learning and teachers of middle years project is an innovative partnership between The University of Queensland, Queensland Museum Network, Shell QGC and Queensland Department of Education.