Psychology and Research in Education

The Department of Psychology and Research in Education (PRE) offers graduate training in Counseling Psychology, Educational Psychology and Research, and in School Psychology. Classes, seminars, and field experiences with professors and supervisors provide the student with the skills necessary for positions in a variety of settings.

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Dr. David Hansen
Professor helping improve out-of-school learning time for Kansas City youth
PRE Professor David Hansen...
Center for Educational Testing and Evaluation
CETE hosts conference
KU to host first scholarly conference on detection of test fraud May 23-24...
Barbara Kerr and Karen Multon
Two PRE Faculty featured in study
Study: Less-privileged women more likely to succeed in STEM fields...
 

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