College of Education and Human Development Research
The College of Education and Human Development is committed to improving the learning process for students of all ages in all types of organizations. Our faculty members are active in research, and the college has three research centers and one institute.
The College of Education and Human Development also has departments dedicated to improving educational leadership, organization and policy; instructional strategies; and the relationship between behavioral health and learning.
Learn more about the College of Education and Human Development’s research centers and initiatives.
Facilities
The College of Education and Human Development is primarily located in Ritter Hall, Ritter Hall Annex and Weiss Hall on Temple’s Main Campus. The campus’s North Philadelphia location is suited to provide opportunities for students to engage with area schools, communities, government agencies, and for-profit and nonprofit organizations.
Diamond Research Scholars Program
Undergraduate research is encouraged through Temple’s Diamond Research Scholars Program, for which students complete 10-week summer research projects under the supervision of faculty members. Learn more about the Diamond Research Scholars Program.
Research Funding
In 2016, the National Science Foundation placed Temple University among the top 100 in terms of research expenditures, which amounted to $242 million. Learn more about the university’s research support efforts.