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Dr Junius Olivier. College position:. Deputy Senior Tutor. Dr Olivier is a proud native of Saint Lucia, his academic journey has been both profound and enriching. He embarked on this path at the University of the West Indies, where he pursued

Dr John Hopkins. BMUS MMUS MA DPHIL. Research Interests. Composition and Contemporary Music. Teaching & Professional Interests:. Composition and Contemporary Music. Awards. Many commissions, including from the BBC; Aldeburgh, King’s Lynn and

Dr Anthony Ashton. BA PHD. College position:. College Associate Professor and Tutor . Dr Anthony Ashton joined Homerton in 2015, having previously held the Stokes’ Fellowship at Pembroke College and before then a Junior Research Fellowship at

Mrs Anne Thwaites. BSC PGCE. Research Interests. Student teachers’ subject knowledge for mathematics teaching. Teaching And Professional Interests. Education Tripos, professional development of primary and secondary teachers of mathematics. Links

Make a Regular Donation. Make a Regular Donation. First name. Last name. Email. Telephone No. Address line 1. Address line 2. City. Country. Afghanistan. Albania. Algeria. American Samoa. Andorra. Angola. Anguilla. Antarctica. Antigua & Barbuda.

Vocations and Learning, 4 (1) 1-24. Fox, A., Deaney, R. & Wilson, E.

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Ms Deborah Griffin. OBE BSC. After gaining a BSc Economics at University College London, Deborah qualified as an accountant before working in the hotel industry and then as a consultant in corporate finance, primarily in the hotel, travel and

Dr Francesca Moore. BA MPHIL MSC PHD. College position:. Vice-Principal, Director of Studies in Geography, College Associate Professor. Francesca is a feminist geographer with research interests in gender culture, power, reproductive politics, and

Professor John Gray. MA MED PGCE DPHIL FBA. John Gray is a Professor of Education in the University, Chair of the Board of the Faculty of Eduction and Foundation and Professorial Fellow at Homerton. Between 1994-2001 he was Director of Research at

Dr Robin Bunce. BA MPHIL PHD. College position:. Fellow in Politics and Postgraduate Tutor. Robin Bunce is a Fellow working on British politics and the history of ideas. He has published on Black Power as an ideology and a movement in the United

Dr Mojtaba Bagheri. BSc MSc. College position:. Director of Studies for Year 1 Engineering students. Mojtaba Bagheri received the BSc degree in electrical engineering from the University of Tehran, Iran, in 2012, and the MSc degree (magna cum laude)

Lester Holloway. Lester is Head of Communications and Public Relations at Homerton College. He was previously Editor of Britain's only national African and Caribbean newspaper, The Voice. Prior to that, he was a Policy Officer at the Trades Union

Dr Dita N Love. College position:. Junior Research Fellow. Dr Dita N. Love is an interdisciplinary social scientist and education researcher researching intersections across youth education, creative arts and digital humanities, and abolitionist

312-329. Younger, M. and Cobbett, M. (2012) Boys’ educational ‘underachievement’ in the Caribbean: interpreting the ‘problem’, Gender and Education, 24 6: pp 611-625.

Ms Éireann Attridge. Email. Homerton College Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 8PH. Homerton College is a Registered Charity No. 1137497. 2024 Homerton College. All Rights Reserved.

Professor Kamal Munir. PHD. College position:. Professor of Strategy & Policy. Academic Director, Centre for Strategic Philanthropy (CSP). Pro-Vice-Chancellor (University Community and Engagement). Professorial Fellow of Homerton College. Kamal

History of The RSMA. History of the RSMA. When Homerton College became an Approved Society of the University of Cambridge in 1976 its status changed in several respects, affecting the Principal, academic staff and students, and bringing many

Professor Simon Gregory. MBE MA MBBS FRCGP FRCPE MMedEd. Simon is Medical Director, Integrated and Primary Care, Workforce, Training and Education (WT&E), NHS England (formerly Health Education England). He has WT&E responsibility for Primary Care,

Dr Min Yen Ong. BA MA PHD. College position:. Teaching Associate. Min Yen Ong is an ethnomusicologist with regional interests in Pacific island cultures (Hawaiʻi and Fiji) and the music of China. She completed her PhD in Ethnomusicology at SOAS,

Swapnil Gwakwad. Swapnil leads Project Re:Imagine, and his work at Flourishing Minds Foundation lies in the intersection of art, pedagogy and therapy. Much before he joined the learning space, his artistic leaning had always been around issues of

Homerton Changemakers. By Sarah Hainsworth. 01 July 2021. 1min read. Changemakers is Homerton’s unique whole-person education programme, translating the academic excellence of a Cambridge degree into wise, sustainable and courageous action. The

Dr Douglas Coombes. MBE DMUS. Douglas Coombes is well known to music educators and choral practitioners in the UK and beyond. He is a prolific composer, choral clinician and conductor. As a music educator, over a period of 20 years, he wrote,

Dr Helen Demetriou. PhD. College position:. Director of Studies for Education. Helen is Undergraduate Tutor, Director of Studies, Discrimination and Harassment contact, and Fellow at Homerton College. Helen is a Chartered Psychologist and Associate

Dr Julia Kenyon. MA MPHIL PHD. College position:. College Associate Professor and Pre-Clinical Director of Studies in Medicine. Director of Studies for Natural Sciences (Years 2, 3 & 4 Biology) and for Medicine (Pre-Clinical). Dr Kenyon's research

Dr James Manwaring. LLB BCL MPhil DPhil. College position:. Director of Studies in Law, College Assistant Professor. James joined Homerton in 2019 as a Fellow and Director of Studies in Law. Previously he was a Stipendiary Lecturer in Law at

Dr Miles Stopher. PhD. College position:. Assistant Professor . Miles is an Assistant Professor in Engineering and Fellow at Homerton College, and Director of Admissions and Affiliated Lecturer within the Department of Engineering, having

Dr Juliana Cavalcanti. BA MA PHD. College position:. College Assistant Professor in Economics, Director of Studies for Economics (Years 2 and 3). Subject areas. Labour Economics, Education Economics, Income Inequality Education and Fertility and

Dr Thomas Graumann. DR THEOL DR HABIL. Subject areas. Christianity in Late Antiquity (to ca. 600) Councils in Context. Research Interests. Ancient Christianity: History and Theology. Late antique and medieval Church Councils and Synods. Authority

Professor Helen Nicholson. BA PGCE PHD. Professor Helen Nicholson is Vice Principal (Research Impact and Interdisciplinarity) at Royal Holloway, University of London. Helen began her career as a teacher of English and Drama, and came to Homerton in

Professor Karen Coats. BA MA MPHIL PHD. College position:. Director of the Centre for Research in Children's Literature. Karen Coats is the co-editor of five essay collections and author of three books on literature for young readers, the most

Professor Rachael Garrett. Rachael Garrett is the Moran Professor of Conservation and Development at Cambridge University in the Department of Geography. She conducts research at the intersection of food systems, development, and the environment

Desktop Services. Desktop Services. The College provides MCS machines in the Library, LCR and Exam Room. These can be logged into with your raven details and have a choice of Windows 10 or Linux. The software installed includes the office suite,

Great Group Work. Great Group Work. Do you ever wonder if being in a group could be easier? If you could get more out of it? If group tasks for your study or work could be more productive, faster, even more enjoyable? Many of the things we have to

Professor David Bridges. MA PHD. Professor Bridges came to Homerton as a Lecturer in Education in 1968. He became Vice Principal in 1986, and for his final term Acting Principal, before moving to a chair at the University of East Anglia. There he

Dame Evelyn Glennie. DBE FRAM FRCM. “My first experience with percussion was seeing and being inspired by my school orchestra at the age of 12. I knew I needed something else to go alongside my piano playing, which was my main instrument at the

Dr Peter Warner. BA PHD. College position:. Keeper of the Roll. An Emeritus Fellow of the College and formerly Senior Tutor, Peter is a landscape historian. The Keeper of the Roll sits on the External Relations Committee and helps keep the College

Dr Richard Williams. LLB LLM PHD. College position:. Director of Studies for Law (Year 3). Research Interests. Company Law. Insolvency Law. Law and Economics. Links to online publications, articles or other work. Books. Publication 2640

Professor Gearóid ÓLaighin. Professor Gearóid ÓLaighin is Established Professor of Electronic Engineering at the National University of Ireland Galway in Galway city in the West of Ireland. He completed his undergraduate studies in Electrical

Dr Catherine Hasted. Dr Catherine Hasted is Head of Business Partnerships at the University of Cambridge, working with global strategic partners and colleagues from across the University to translate fundamental research into life-changing impact.

Dr Stephen Burgess. BA MA MMATH PHD. Research Interests. Genetic epidemiology, causal inference . Application of Mendelian randomization to assess the causal nature of risk factors for cardiovascular disease using genetic variation. Mendelian

Dr Theo Hacking. PhD (Cantab)MSc Eng. Before embarking on an academic career, Theo spent 15 years working in industry. His early career involved traditional Civil engineering, including geotechnical and structural design, construction and project

Cindy Forde. Cindy is founder of Planetari, an education platform aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals that equips children to be the innovators of a better world. As MD of the Blue Marine Foundation she helped form the Great British

Life Beyond Death. Life Beyond Death. Organ donation is when we choose to give an organ to save or transform the life of someone else. We can donate some organs while we are alive, and this is called living organ donation. However, most organ and

Change In The Community. Change in the Community. We all want positive change in ourselves and in the society and the world we live in. Within Cambridge itself, there exist pockets of deprivation and poverty. Cambridge is the most unequal city in

College Research Associate. Dr Mesele Araya. PhD. Mesele Araya is a Research Associate at the University of Cambridge—Research for Equitable Access and Learning—REAL Center. He has a PhD in Human Capital from the University of Bergamo (Italy)

Dr Chibeza Agley. BSC MSC PHD. College position:. Research Fellow in Genetics. Taking an interdisciplinary approach with a base in stem cell biology, bioengineering and biophysics, Dr Agley is working to better understand how mechanical forces are

Dr Josie O'Donoghue. BA MA PHD. College position:. Director of Studies in English, Tutor and Education Coordinator. Dr O'Donoghue is a Fellow, Director of Studies and Undergraduate Tutor at Homerton. She read English at Christ's College from

Lateral Thinking. Lateral Thinking. Information. This session will illustrate how to think by using tools that will take you through academia into the 'real world'. Learn how to use tools, which teach you how to think, structure a stronger essay,

Dr Karen Forbes. MA PGCE MED PHD. College position:. Director of Studies in Education (Year 1 Education, Policy and Int. Development and Year 1 & 2 Education, Psychology and Learning). Karen is a Fellow at Homerton and a Director of Studies in