The Faculty of Education at UBC has served the international education community through leadership in research, service, and advocacy for more than 50 years. One of the leading faculties of education in the world, the FoE prepares professionals for practice in a wide range of education-related fields, from preschool through adulthood. The FoE prepares more than forty-five per cent of the elementary teachers, the majority of secondary teachers, and a significant proportion of the special needs teachers, counsellors, school administrators, school psychologists, vocational rehabilitation counsellors, and First Nations teachers in British Columbia.

Additional Information:

Report to the Community:
This visually-stunning report offers short stories about Faculty research, as well as an overview of Faculty priorities and goals.

About Dean Tierney:
This website offers a brief look at Education's Dean, and includes a message from the Dean, photos, and upcoming lectures.

History of the Faculty:
A brief history of the Faculty from 1956 to the present.

Mission Statement:
Includes Faculty goals, values, and commitments.

For the Media:
These resources will assist news and media organizations in finding Faculty experts.

How to Find Us:
Maps and directions to UBC and the Scarfe Building.

The Faculty of Education at UBC has served B.C.’s education community through its leadership in research, service, and advocacy for more than forty-five years. One of the leading faculties of education in the world, it prepares professionals for practice in a wide range of education-related fields from preschool through adulthood. The Faculty prepares more than forty-five per cent of the elementary teachers, the majority of secondary teachers, and a significant proportion of the special needs teachers, counsellors, school administrators, school psychologists, vocational rehabilitation counsellors, and First Nations teachers in the province.