Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Dr Bilal Nazir
Lecturer
Bilal is a Lecturer in Education at the Carnegie School of Education. His area of expertise is in race and education with a special interest in vocational education policy and practice.
Bilal began his career in education as a Business Studies teacher in further education before entering education research in 2014. He undertook his doctorate studies at the University of Huddersfield researching ethnic minority students as they transitioned from further to higher education. His research focused on vocational policy and practice in both further and higher education, exploring the phenomenon of academic drift and its impact on ethnic minority students, particularly in relation to the ethnic awarding gap.
Currently, Bilal is a Lecturer in Education at the Carnegie School of Education, leading a range of modules within the interdisciplinary department, which includes Race, Education, and Life Chances, What is Education? and Comparative Studies in Global Education, amongst others.
Current Teaching
- Race, Education, and Life Chances
- What is Education?
- Comparative Studies in Global Education
- Personal, Professional, and Academic Development
- Introduction to Education Philosophy
- Introduction to Education Research
- Introduction to Learning and Development
Research Interests
Bilal's research interests are in race and education, and vocational policy and practice, focusing mostly on the pedagogical and assessment approaches adopted by higher education institutions, and their impact on ethnic minority students.
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- Education
- Equality and inclusion
- Race
- Sociology
- Teaching