College of Education & Human Development

Research

Research changes the way we see and teach the world.

The College of Education & Human Development is mindfully positioned for research growth. We've challenged ourselves to:

Increase extramural funding
Increase research visibility nationally
Extend scholarly activities in ways that demonstrate collaborative work across departments, colleges and disciplines

Real Research. Real Results.

We are dedicated to making a difference. Since 2011, our faculty generated more than $9 million dollars in extramural research grants from funding organizations including The Department of Education, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and the National Science Foundation.

9mil.

faculty-generated research dollars

CEHD In the News

Helping New American families learn English via picture books

Collaborative project out of UND addresses English-learning needs of Grand Forks' diverse immigrant and refugee population

5/11/2021

3:59PM

Teacher Education meets the moment

Online and accelerated teaching degrees get students into their careers faster, wherever the students are

4/27/2021

2:28PM

Diana D’Amico Pawlewicz wins Outstanding Book Award

Society of Professors of Education honors UND historian of education, whose writing has also appeared in The Washington Post

4/6/2021

3:39PM

UND: Lifeline for rural America

Rural health isn't just another issue at the University of North Dakota. It's a Grand Challenge, meaning a top priority

3/31/2021

10:42AM

UND, Grand Forks School District partner to open new Mentor Center

Located on UND's campus, the Mentor Center serves middle- and high-school students in Grand Forks

3/4/2021

2:47PM

Leaders in Education

Research starts with dedicated and innovative faculty.

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Research at UND

The College of Education & Human Development isn't the only part of UND making an impact through research. Find out more about how UND is using research to move the world forward.

UND Research