Institute of Education and Humanities | University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Institute of Education and Humanities | University of Wales Trinity Saint David
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Institute of Education and Humanities
Institute of Education and Humanities
Offering a personal and comprehensive approach to study
The Institute of Education and Humanities (IEH) combines the disciplines of education, psychology, social policy, youth and community and humanities.
Offering a personal and comprehensive approach to study, we encourage and focus on developing students into future focussed, skilled and employable graduates.
Through innovative teaching, practical experience and an inclusive learning environment we create, innovate and inspire the next generation of educators, leaders and influencers.
In this section
Institute of Education and Humanities
Institute of Inner City Learning
Institute of Management and Health
Wales Institute of Science and Art
Our Courses and Locations
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Apprenticeships
Postgraduate Research
Our Subjects
The IEH portfolio is delivered across the University’s campuses in Wales with students following programmes at our
Swansea
, and
Carmarthen Campus
,
as well as a selection of courses at our
Cardiff Campus
and at our partner colleges.
English and Creative Writing
History and Archaeology
Language and Linguistics
Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies
Psychology and Counselling
Sociology
Teaching and PGCE
Youth Work and Early Years Studies
Yr Athrofa Centre for Education
Our Academic Areas
Academy of Sinology
Confucius Institute
Global Humanity for Peace Institute
Yr Athrofa Centre for Education
Our Research, Innovation and Engagement
Humanities Research
UWTSD has a distinguished research tradition, which not only has a global perspective but also attends to contemporary concerns through research in theology and religious studies, history, classics, archaeology, anthropology, and philosophy.
Research in Psychology
The Psychology department at UWTSD has a strong and exciting research profile in areas of applied and experimental psychology.
Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies
The Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies was established by the University of Wales in 1985 as a dedicated research centre conducting team-based projects on the languages, literatures, culture and history of Wales and the other Celtic countries.
Our Staff
Explore our staff profiles to learn about the expertise, achievements, and professional journeys of the academics who shape and teach our courses. These stories highlight the passion and dedication that help enhance our students’ experiences and drive innovation in their fields.
Alison Murphy
Lecturer
Andrea Williams
Counselling and Psychology Lecturer
Andrew Fillis
Lecturer
Angharad Lewis
Senior Lecturer and Programme Manager
Angus Slater
Senior Lecturer in Theology and Interfaith Studies
Bernadette Brady
Tutor
Bettina Schmidt
Professor in Study of Religions and Anthropology of Religion
Beverly Cole
Lecturer and Research Supervisor
Caroline Lewis
Head of the Centre for Professional Learning & Leadership
Ceri Phelps
Principal Lecturer in Applied Psychology
Charlotte Greenway
Senior Lecturer
Cindy Hunt
Program Manager, Lecturer - Inclusive Education
Daisy Wilson
PGCE Art Secondary lecturer
Darrelyn Gunzburg
Tutor
Darren O'Connor
Lecturer
Dave Stacey
Academic Director, Initial Teacher Education
Gail Parker
Senior Lecturer
Gareth Evans
Director: Education Policy
Garry Phillipson
P/T Tutor
Glenda Tinney
Senior Lecturer
Heike Griffiths
Lecturer
Huw Griffiths
Senior Lecturer
Hywel Glyn Lewis
MA Bilingualism and Multilingualism Programme Manager
Jane Waters-Davies
Associate professor, applied research lead education
Jayne Morgan
PGCE Programme Manager , Lecturer
Jeremy Smith
Dean of Institute of Education and Humanities
Jessica Pitman
Lecturer, Researcher, and Programme Manager Equity and Diversity in Society
Jingjing Ruan
Senior Lecturer in Education
Judith Marshall
Lecturer
Julia Holloway
Senior Lecturer
Kara Lewis
Lecturer and Project Coordinator
Karen Eaton-Thomas
Psychology Lecturer
Kate Williams
Psychology Lecturer
Katie Gardner
Lecturer: Post 16 Education
Katie Sullivan
Lecturer
Ken Dicks
Lecturer
Laura Emanuel
Lecturer
Laura Hutchings
Senior Lecturer
Laurence Thomas
Senior Lecturer
Lilian Martin
Senior Lecturer AoLE Science and Tech
Lisa Isherwood
Research Supervisor
Louise Steel
Professor Near Eastern Archaeology
Mari Powell
Welsh Language Lecturer and Project Co-ordinator
Marion Phillips
Lecturer
Mark Flagg
Lecturer
Matthew Cobb
Lecturer in Classics
Menna Davies
BA Education and TAR Lecturer
Nanna Ryder
Senior lecturer in Education
Natalie Macdonald
Principal Lecturer & Academic Director
Natasha Morgans
Early Years Lecturer
Nicholas Campion
Principal Lecturer
Paul Hutchings
Academic Director: Centre for Psychology and Counselling
Paul Wright
Part-time Lecturer
Rebekah Humphreys
Senior Lecturer (Philosophy)
Rhian Elinor Keyse
Lecturer in Global Historical Studies
Ryan Joseph O'Byrne
Lecturer
Siobhan Eleri
Lecturer and Project Coordinator
Sioned Hughes
Senior Lecturer Humanities AoLE
Stacey Coleman
Lecturer in Psychology
Stuart Jones
Lecturer
Sue James
Programme Director for Professional Learning in Education
Susan Ainsworth
Senior Lecturer
Wendy Stacey-Alidina
Tutor
Xicheng Liu
Senior Lecturer in Ancient Chinese Literature
Yiying Jiao
Lecturer in Chinese and Cultural Engagement