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University of Toronto master's programs enhance the quality of teaching in Ontario
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OISE and international partners break new ground with initiative to promote international collaboration in higher education
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In newly-released world rankings, OISE/UofT ranks number one in North America and number five in the world among public faculties of education.
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MOST POPULAR Aboriginal Initiatives Academic Departments Admissions Continuing & Professional Learning Library Programs Realignment of Teacher and Graduate Educatio n at OISE NEW Research Student Services	NEWS & EVENTS How Canada helped China rebuild universities after the Cultural Revolution The end of the Cultural Revolution. The trial of the Gang of Four. The Tiananmen Square protests. The transfer of Hong Kong from Britain to China. Ruth Hayhoe, a professor at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, has been present at some of the most dramatic events in recent Chinese history... July 14, 2014 Changing Laws, Unchanging Statistics: Rape & Rape Laws in India & Reflections from Canada CWSE presents 17th Dame Nita Barrow Lecture - #YesAllWomen July 22, 2014 Time: Tuesday, July 22 - 7:00 - 9:00 PM Location: Ignatieff Theatre 15 Devonshire Pl In the wake of massive protests in India following the gruesome rape of a young woman in December 2012 the government of India made significant changes to anti-rape laws. In the context of these events and continuing violence in India and Canada, Poonam Kathuria, a leading feminist activist from India, will open a transnational dialogue on the challenges of feminist organizing against violence against women and the real impact on women's lives of the legal and policy changes achieved. More info: http://www.oise.utoronto.ca/cwse/Dame_Nita_Barrow_Distinguished_Visitorship_%28DNB%29/index.html MORE NEWS > MORE EVENTS >	CONNECT WITH US OISENews Tweets