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The U.S. News & World Report ranked UC Berkeley's School of Education seventh among top schools of education in the United States (third among all public institutions) in 2008. [17] As of 2018, U.S. News & World Report ranked the Graduate School of Education 19th among all schools of education (10th among all public institutions), tied with the University of Minnesota College of Education and ...
Learn how people learn and design learning environments and policies in the education sciences major. Explore the interdisciplinary field of education via academic inquiry and community engagement.
Our research, teaching, and practice approaches support a vision of public education that has as its goal equity and inclusion at all levels – classroom, school, community, district, state, national, and global – and that positively impacts personal growth and social transformation.
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University of California, Berkeley is ranked No. 14 (tie) out of 255 in Best Education Schools.
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