The Leadership Education Research Group (GEIN) focuses its work on the study of leadership from an educational, ethical, and humanistic perspective. Its work centers on understanding the human act of leadership, character development, and the assessment of leadership in educational and professional contexts.
GEIN conducts theoretical and applied research focused on higher education, with a particular emphasis on the holistic development of students, faculty, administrators, and professionals. Its scientific and academic output forms the core of the Institute of Leadership Education’s research and underpins its educational, assessment, and outreach initiatives.
GEIN's research is conducted using methodologies typical of educational and social research, incorporating:
- Educational and pedagogical research.
- Quantitative and qualitative studies.
- Design and validation of assessment tools.
- Leadership assessment using scientific tools, performance tasks, and competency assessments.
- Analysis of competencies, strengths, and decision-making processes in real-world contexts.
