Dr. Daniel Moulin

Biography

Daniel Moulin is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Cambridge. He holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge and other advanced degrees from the University of Oxford, University of Exeter, University of Bristol, and University of Nottingham. His work primarily focuses on the philosophical issues surrounding moral education, pedagogies in religious education, and the broader realms of philosophy and ethics in education. He is a Fellow of Jesus College and actively involved in the Cambridge Interfaith Research Forum. His commitment to fostering dialogue and understanding in diverse educational contexts is evident in his recent projects, which address interfaith dialogue and the affective dimensions of teaching and learning. He has published several articles that explore complex themes such as the intersection of spirituality and education and the evolving challenges in religious education. Daniel's teaching includes leading the Education Tripos and coordinating PGCE Secondary Religious Studies. He welcomes PhD student applications on closely related topics, focusing on religious education and moral education.

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