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A GSE student (center) spoke with a potential employer on March 11 at a Stanford EdCareers job fair.
High employment rates for GSE class of 2014, survey shows
Stanford GSE Alumni Impacting Education
First-ever alumni survey shows GSE graduates’ impact on education
Batuhan Aydagül, MA ’02, in 2013 outside the Education Reform Initiative's office in the Karakoy neighborhood of Istanbul. (Photo courtesy of ERI)
Equal education for girls in Turkey: One graduate's journey to becoming an advocate
Top row: Elisa Lavore, Maria Claudia Soler, Chentong Chen, Erika Keaveney, Kimberly Moxley, Julia Lerch (program assistant and PhD student), Peng Yin, Marwa Abdel Fattah, Thais Junqueira Franco Xavier; Bottom row: Sen Zhou (program assistant and PhD student), Gina Andrade-Baena, Die Hu, Abigail Do, Nozomi Nakajima, Marcelo Martins, David Dong Seong Ko
Stanford students in international education studies post final papers
European institutions, such as Cambridge, helped initially define what it means to be a university. (Print c. 1840 by John Le Ceux, of Second Court, St. John's College, Cambridge)
The demand for ‘world-class universities’: What is driving the race to the top?
Stanford EdCareers survey results
Strong employment report for GSE Class of 2013
Martin Carnoy issued a report questioning the value of PISA rankings.
Amid panic over PISA one expert counsels calm
Francisco Ramirez (Photo by Chris Wesselman)
More than window dressing: National human rights institutions make a difference

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