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Dr Peter Mtika Lecturer; Programme Director MSc Social and Educational Research
Ms Aloyise Mulligan Lecturer; Programme Director Educational Studies (STQ)
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Dr Graeme Nixon Senior Lecturer; Programme Director Studies in Mindfulness; Lead Tutor: RMPS
Mrs Sheila Nutkins Senior Lecturer; Programme Director MA Education
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Ms Sandra Paterson Senior Lecturer; Director of Learning and Tecahing (PG); Programme Director Pastoral Care, Guidance and Pupil Support; Director of Work-Based Projects
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Dr Jackie Ravet Senior Lecturer; Programme Director Autism and Learning
Dr Dean Robson Senior Lecturer; Programme Director Masters in Education
Recognising commitment to the advancement of gender equality in academia.
The School of Education is committed to the advancement of gender equality and opposes all forms of inequality and discrimination.
As a school, we aspire to the principles of the Athena Swan Charter and are currently seeking to adopt these principles in our policies and practices. We were the first School of Education in Scotland to achieve the Athena Swan Bronze award and are now working towards the Silver award.
The Athena Swan initiative was developed by the Equality Challenge Unit (ECU) in 2005. It was set up to address gender inequalities in Higher Education, including those arising from discrimination, underrepresentation, the gender pay gap, barriers to career progression and the use of short-term contracts, as set out in the Athena Swan Charter (2005).
Our Athena Swan ‘Self-Assessment Team’ (SAT) is led by Prof Donald Gray and Dr Carol Hickman and includes representatives from our staff and student body. The work of the team is wholeheartedly supported by the wider school community.
