I am currently working at the School of Education as a Chancellor’s Fellow. I completed my PhD research at the University of Edinburgh, which explored the views and experiences of disabled children and their teachers in Chinese mainstream schools through an ethnographic approach. Following that, I was awarded the ESRC GCRF Postdoctoral Fellowship to engage a range of key stakeholders to promote inclusive and quality educational provision in China. Before joining Strathclyde, I worked as a Research Associate at the Centre for Research in Digital Education and developed projects to examine the relationships between technology and inclusive education. My research focuses on the role of student voice in inclusive educational development across different stages and international contexts. I contribute to the teaching of the MEd Education Studies (Inclusive Education Pathway), research methods modules of ITE and PGT programmes, and also supervise PGR students.

• Inclusion and diversity in education
• Student/pupil voice
• International development
• Technology
• Research engagement and impact