Our staff are experts in their fields, come from diverse backgrounds, and are involved in influential research. They are dedicated to student success and are innovative in their teaching methods and technologies and their research influences educational policy and practice both nationally and internationally.
Head of the School of Education and Professor of Autism Studies
Professor Karen Guldberg is Head of the School of Education and chairs a government Neurodivergence Task and Finish Group
Assistant Professor in Primary and Early Years Mathematics Education
Kalsoom has a strong background in Mathematics Education and has worked in several primary schools, in England and abroad.
Professor of Equity and Inclusion
Professor Julie Allan's work encompasses inclusive education, disability studies and children's rights
Assistant Professor of Secondary Teacher Education
Michael Amess is Assistant Professor of Secondary Teacher Education: English and is the lead tutor on the PGDipEd (QTS) Secondary English course in the Schoo...
Assistant Professor of Education
The academic profile of Noshaba Anbreen, University of Birmingham Dubai
Assistant Professor
Phil Anderson is an Assistant Professor at the University of Birmingham Dubai in the School of Education.
Teaching Fellow (PGCert Dyslexia and Literacy Difficulties)
Vikki Anderson teaches on the Dyslexia and Learning Difficulties (SLD) programme in the School of Education, University of Birmingham
Associate Professor
Dr Asquith has a particular interest in the positioning of leaders, especially those leading Multi Academy Trusts and Teaching School Hubs.
Associate Professor in Race, Education and Social Justice
Dr Deanne Bell is a critical psychologist whose decolonial research critiques race and epistemic injustice
Associate Professor in Inclusion and Disabilities
The Academic profile of Sarah Benson, Associate Professor, University of Birmingham Dubai
Academic and Professional Tutor in Educational and Child Psychology
Dr James Birchwood is a Academic and Professional Tutor (APT) in Educational and Child Psychology in the School of Education, University of Birmingham.
