The department currently has about 120 employees, who work with education, research, administration and development work within school and educational activities. The department has two postgraduate courses that lead to a licentiate or doctorate degree; Behavioral science measurements and Educational work.
The department's research, which is mainly financed externally through research councils, is largely concentrated on the following five areas; Preschool and leisure-time centres; ICT and learning; Large-scale knowledge surveys; Education policy and young people's transitions and Evaluation.
ARED has a a joint interest in the digitalisation of school, teacher education, and society
Measurement and assessment of knowledge, skills, abilities and attitudes, regularly take place in our society,...
RECEUM conducts research on early childhood education and school-age educare.
The profile includes research on education and training policy and politics as well as research on young peopl...
