Senior Lecturer in Higher Education @UofGEducation. All tweets my own. Politics of #higherEd #comparativeEd #internationalization
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined February 2015
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🚨🚨 Exciting Event Alert
Join us for the next BAICE webinar event: 'Is it time to let go of #PeaceEducation as a failed enterprise?' moderated by @_jacktlee
📅: Jan 30, 12 noon UK time
✏️ Register:
uofglasgow.zoom.us/webinar/r…
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What an incredible journey, visiting colleagues at National Taiwan Normal University, National Taiwan University, University of Taipei and University of Kyushu, talking of research, master courses, COIL and students and staff mobility opportunities @UofGlasgow @UofGEducation
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More bad news for academics in #Afghanistan - "lecturers who have won prestigious foreign scholarships...are not allowed to take them up...they risk being fired...They saw education as the foundation of a civilised and modern Afghanistan...Many are now regretting their choice..."
Now the Taliban is banning lecturers from pursuing higher study abroad: scholars who win foreign scholarships will have no jobs to return to in Afghanistan if they decide to take them up, says an Afghan academic
bit.ly/3CMVHV1
ALT An airplane takes off from Kabul airport over a runway near large hills under a cloudy sky.
Day 1 Registration: eventbrite.co.uk/e/107049178…
Day 2 Registration: eventbrite.co.uk/e/107056528…
Upcoming free webinars by colleagues at @UofGlasgow on #peacebuilding #peaceeducation
Nov. 26 + 27 on Peacebuilding? An Interdisciplinary Dialogue. Registration links below #Glasgow
#BAICE2024 Presidential address by my Glasgow colleague Prof. Michele Schweisfurth on ideological borders and epistemic/methodological camps in #comparativeEd international Ed. We see clear temporal shifts in the field, so what's ahead the next 20-30 years?
Too many panels to attend! Sorry to miss this! Would love to hear more about your use of political economy + Gramsci
An excellent panel at the #BAICE2024 conference on rising Hinduism, feminist activism, caste system as portrayed in textbooks in India and teaching about British history in UK. Kudos to @LailaKadiwal, Amy Smail and Vinayak Kale. Community building @baicenews
I read this piece on Berkeley's president (1st woman in this post) and wasn't sure what to think either. At least she herself understood the students from her own experience protesting in 1960s
nytimes.com/2024/06/06/us/be…
I will be hosting this upcoming webinar on #regionalisation in education. Register at uofglasgow.zoom.us/webinar/r…
Our next webinar June 19 on regional + transnational governance in education #ComparativeEd #governance #edpolicy @KatriEeva @SotiriaGrek @ToreSorensen uofglasgow.zoom.us/webinar/r…
Our mentoring scheme at Glasgow as part of the MSc International & Comparative Ed program #comparativeEd #internationalEd
youtu.be/UQBUXePJwxA?si=lXyx…
This is one of our master's students in comparative & international education @UofGlasgow. Come join us with our diverse research expertise! #comparativeEducation #internationalEd
youtu.be/yL9sfoPfCfw?si=bEuS…
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At the General Assembly, Ambassador Dr. Riyad Mansour reiterates that all we ask for is our rightful place among nations and to be treated as equals 🇵🇸🇺🇳
A fantastic exhibition @V_and_A on architecture + colonialism + independence movement! Learned so much about buildings constructed during the Nehru + Nkrumah eras
vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/tropic…
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Here is the new call for Compare Fellowship 2024-2025, a support and mentoring programme for researchers from low income countries. Full details here:
baice.ac.uk/compare-fellowsh…
Come join us in Glasgow! We have a large, vibrant team working on international and comparative education!
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Thanks @ResearchCGHE for hosting a smorgasbord on #HEgeopolitics @ IOE yesterday and creating an incredible space for us to chat, laugh + collaborate well beyond London and yesterday. I'm incredibly touched by all the kind remarks and support from colleagues on my presentation!
