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Centres & Institutes
The Faculty of Education is home to several centres and institutes
engaged in collaborative, multidisciplinary research, teaching,
professional development and community outreach activities involving
students, researchers and partners on and off campus.
Canadian Centre for Studies in Higher Education (CCSHE)
The Canadian Centre for Studies in Higher Education is an interdisciplinary centre, established in October 2006, to generate research, study and discussion on learners, learning and leadership in higher education.Centre for Gifted Education
The Centre for Gifted Education is the only centre of its kind in Canada and recognized internationally for excellence in assisting gifted children with their intellectual, social and emotional development. The Centre provides support to gifted students, their families and educators through a variety of research, teaching, professional development and community outreach programs.Centre for Leadership in Learning
The Centre for Leadership in Learning provides opportunities for teachers, principals, parents, students and all education stakeholders to participate in meaningful dialogue about education. The Centre also models processes and activities that can be used in a wide variety of educational settings, and provides planning and facilitation services to educational organizations and groups.Galileo Educational Network (GEN)
The Galileo Educational Network (GEN) is a professional development and research organization focused on the fundamental changes to teaching and learning that come with technology. The Network�s experts work in schools alongside teachers and students to create new approaches to engaged learning, technology integration and professional development.University of Calgary Applied Psychological & Educational Services (U-CAPES)
The University of Calgary Applied Psychological and Educational Services (U-CAPES) offers a range of psychological assessment, prevention and treatment services to children, adolescents, adults and families in the Calgary region as well professional development and research services for government, private and community groups. Operated through the Division of Applied Psychology, revenue generated through service delivery is used to fund scholarships to support graduate students during their practicum and internship experiences.