
The centre synthesizes and disseminates research for the education sector.
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Publications
Systematic reviews of research
Systematic reviews that The Knowledge Centre for Education has prepared and published in English
Evidence gap maps
Makes it easier to have an overview of the research
The Nordic Base of Early Childhood Education and Care (NB-ECEC)
Database that gathers quality-assured Scandinavian research on 0-6 year-old children in early childhood education and care.
Nordic Journal of Systematic Reviews in Education (NJSRE)
International peer reviewed research journal focusing on systematic review studies in education globally.
News
The very first NJSRE article has been published
The Nordic Journal of Systematic Reviews in Education (NJSRE) announces the first publication.
New Scoping Review - with Evidence Gap Map
Sheds light on ITE research in the Nordic countries during the past decade

NJSRE is launched!
Check our Call for papers and get in touch. We look forward to your contribution!
Effects of ICT in education
Does ICT provide a positive influence on academic performance and if it does are there subjects or disciplines that are more strongly influenced or less strongly influenced than others?
Nordic Journal of Systematic Reviews in Education
An international peer reviewed research journal focusing on systematic review studies in education globally.
The Knowledge Centre for Education (KCE) was established by the Ministry of Education and Research in 2013. It was a unit within the Research Council Norway from 2013-2019, and since then, a research centre organized within the Faculty of Education and Arts, University of Stavanger from September 2019. It is funded directly from the Ministry of Education and Research.
The Knowledge Centre for Education is part of the knowledge ecology of Norway, mandated
- to carry out research syntheses for the whole education sector – from Early Childhood through Higher education, for practitioners, researchers and policymakers.
- to disseminate research syntheses in ways that enable engagement and understanding
- to increase knowledge about systematic syntheses of research – their relevance, their use, and how to do systematic research reviews and syntheses.
- to contribute to enhanced use of research in policy and practice.
The Knowledge Centre for Education seeks to enhance the quality of the education sector, from early childhood education through higher education.
Employees
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Annual reports
2013-
Board
2023-2026