The Radlett Foundation has made one of the largest philanthropic donations in our history for the benefit of OISE and the Dr. Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study Lab School.
The rebranding of the Associate Dean, Research, Partnership and Innovation portfolio reflects the Institute’s ongoing commitment to advancing faculty research, knowledge mobilization, and innovation.
Research shows Canadian students are scoring lower than before on international evaluations of education. Professor Todd Cunningham weighs on the latest math scores on one international evaluation for math.
Over the past decade, international students have navigated a complex landscape shaped by neoliberal policies, says Emilda Thavaratnam, a PhD student in leadership and higher education. As Canada continues to welcome international students, it’s essential to uphold their rights and recognize their resiliency.
Through their creative efforts to improve education, this year’s six alumni winners – Justin Patrick, Maria Rogers, Shijing Xu, John Dias, Cindy Sinclair and Erin Finley – have been recognized for their excellence and leadership in teaching, research and advocacy.
OISE and the Université de l’Ontario français have announced a new strategic partnership in research and education to strengthen the relationship between the two institutions, which share common goals in education, training, and immigration.
The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education is proud to announce that Dr. Amal Madibbo, Associate Professor at OISE, has been awarded the 2025 Outstanding Contribution Award by the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA).
Dr. Linda Iwenofu, a clinical child psychologist and assistant professor in applied psychology and human development, shares why recognizing perseverance, growth and character in school awards can help all students feel seen and supported.
OISE welcomes five new faculty of talented researchers, educators and colleagues including Dr. Brendan Andrade, Dr. Lydia Cao, Angela Easby, Dr. Lore/tta LeMaster, and Dr. Vidya Shah.
OISE wishes to congratulate Ashleigh Molloy who has received the Order of Canada — one of the country’s highest civilian honours. A global expert on developmental disabilities, the OISE alum has dedicated his life to promoting inclusive education.