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Dr Nicole Blum
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UCL Institute of Education
33 Bedford Place
London
WC1B 5JU
Tel: 020 7612 6864
Appointment
- Senior Lecturer in Development Education
- IOE - Curriculum, Pedagogy & Assessment
- UCL Institute of Education
Role
UCL Principal Supervisor
Biography
Dr Nicole Blum is a Senior Lecturer in the Development Education Research Centre, UCL Institute of Education. Her PhD research (Anthropology; University of Sussex) explored diverse forms of engagement with environmental learning and sustainable development in a rural mountain community in Costa Rica. Her research interests also include pedagogy and learning in development education, global citizenship, education for sustainable development, climate change and education, internationalisation and global perspectives in higher education, and the ethnography of education. She has worked and conducted research in Costa Rica, Guatemala, India, the United States and the United Kingdom.
Research Summary
Personal country knowledge
- Costa Rica (environmental education; sustainable development; community development; ethnography)
- UK (development education; environmental education; global perspectives in higher education; internationalisation)
- India (small, rural schools; access to primary education; Education for All)
- Guatemala (ecotourism; development)
Languages spoken
- Spanish
Teaching Summary
I am particularly keen to work with research students who have an interest in pedagogy and approaches to development education and global learning, education for sustainable development (including education and climate change), global citizenship, global perspectives in higher education and internationalisation. These themes and concepts can be interpreted in a number of ways, and I would welcome proposals which seek to explore them in diverse national or social contexts or from new research perspectives.
