Comparative and International Education
Study
in comparative and international education prepares researchers, teachers,
and planners who are interested in education across nations
and cultures. Various
modes of inquiry and the intellectual orientations of several disciplines are
used to investigate, from a comparative and/or cross-cultural perspective,
the following aspects of education in one or more geographical regions of the
world: educational change and modernization, the interaction between education
and development (social, political, economic), the politics of educational
reform, educational planning and institution building, and the interrelationships
of particular aspects of schools, societies, and cultures.
Contact:
Assistant Professor Nancy Kendall
1000 Bascom Mall
Department of Educational Policy Studies
University of Wisconsin-Madison
(608) 263-2939
nkendall@education.wisc.edu
or
Assistant Professor Mark Johnson
1000 Bascom Mall
Department of Wisconsin-Madison
(608) 262-1761
msjohnson9@education.wisc.edu
Upcoming and related comparative and international education activities on campus:
