Research in the College of Education
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With $59.7 million devoted to faculty and student research, The University of Texas at Austin's College of Education was named number one in the nation for research expenditures by U.S. News & World Report in 2012. The college's investment has paid off, yielding new knowledge that's changed the course of scholarship on university campuses around the world. Studies completed by our faculty and students have altered common wisdom on topics like reading instruction, the link between mental and physical health, the effect of ethnicity on academic achievement and the best nutrition choices for optimal physical performance.
Research in the College of Education is characterized by a multi-disciplinary approach that taps the best talent at The University of Texas at Austin to achieve remarkable outcomes. Research outcomes translate into data-driven strategies for preparing superior teachers and educating future college leaders, exercise physiologists, health educators and counselors.
An extraordinary commitment to research drives the college's scientific approach and its pursuit of innovation, making the College of Education number one in its field.
College of Education Research in the News
Spinal Cord Injury Victims Enjoy Better Health, Thanks to Neuroscientist Lisa Griffin
Research from The University of Texas at Austin has led to major technological and pharmaceutical advances over the past decade which are making it possible for spinal cord injury patients to live lives closer to normal than ever before.
