Queen's Faculty of Education

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The Faculty of Education of Queen's University in Canada was founded originally in 1907, and later opened again in 1965. Over 23,000 teachers and education professionals have graduated from the faculty since 1907.

[edit] External links

• Queen’s University Faculty of Education homepage

Queen's University
Academics	Faculties and Schools: Faculty of Arts and Sciences: School of Computing • School of Kinesiology & Health Studies • School of Environmental Studies • School of English • School of Music Faculty of Health Sciences: School of Medicine • School of Nursing • School of Rehabilitation Therapy School of Graduate Studies and Research: School of Policy Studies • School of Urban and Regional Planning Faculty of Law • School of Business • Faculty of Applied Science • Faculty of Education • Queen's Theological College Programs: Enrichment Studies
Athletics	Queen's Golden Gaels • Oil Thigh • Queen's-McGill Rivalry
Campus	Grant Hall • Richardson Memorial Stadium • Herstmonceux Castle • Images
Student life	Alumni • Alma Mater Society • The Queen's Journal • Queen's Bands • Golden Words • Queen's Players • CFRC-FM

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