Join UNIDOS for their December Link and Learn Dialogue session featuring four ECR projects. This event, hosted by UNIDOS, will highlight the work of ECR:Core and ECR:BCSER PIs.

This webinar, hosted by REVISE, will be focused on introducing the informal STEM education (ISE) field to qualitative meta-synthesis and its purposes, practicality, and importance.

The Learning Analytics in STEM Education Research (LASER) Institute is a professional development program for early and mid-career researchers and funded by the National Science Foundation.

Professional Development for Emerging Education Researchers (PEER) Field Schools are multi-day professional development experiences appropriate for all levels of education researchers regardless of prior experience.

Join an information session about a new grant funding opportunity being offered by the Swedish Research Council. The primary aim of the grant is to support long-term research collaboration between Swedish and US scholars interested in digitalization in K-12 STEM education.

The Modern Meta-Analysis Research Institute (MMARI) is accepting applications for its upcoming session on state-of-the-art and accessible methods for conducting meta-analyses.

The University of Chicago in partnership with Michigan State University is launching a second three-year NSF Summer Institute in Advanced Quantitative Methods for STEM education research.

This webinar will introduce participants to tools and resources available through ICPSR and provide suggestions for ways they could be used to convey or supplement content in a typical research methods course.

Institute in Critical Quantitative, Computational, & Mixed Methodologies 2024 Scholars Training Program Seeking to expand your quantitative data science skills in STEM education research? Join our growing community and network of critical quantitative researchers working for social justice! Applications are now open and close on Monday, July 15. Eligibility: Faculty, research professionals, and postdocs

The National Science Foundation (NSF) Quantitative Research Methods for STEM Education (QRM) Scholars Program pairs early-career education researchers with quantitative mentors to help develop skills in design, measurement, and analysis. The program includes a year-long training that includes a 3-day virtual Fall Institute (Sept. 27, 28, & Oct. 4, 2024) and a 2-day in-person Winter Institute (Jan. 31 & Feb.1, 2025), on-going live-stream workshops, and one-on-one research support with the assigned quantitative mentor.