Dr. Grace Idahosa

Biography

Dr. Grace Ese-osa Idahosa is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Cambridge. Her research investigates the intersections of gender, education, and social change, particularly within the context of higher education transformation in South Africa, India, and Northern Ireland. She employs feminist and decolonial theories to analyze agency dynamics within educational spaces that often reflect and reproduce societal inequalities. Dr. Idahosa's scholarship focuses on body politics, marginalities, and qualitative research methodologies, aiming to provide insights into how institutions can better facilitate social change. She is also involved in various projects, including a podcast series titled 'Untold Stories,' which highlights the experiences of Black professors and female students in STEM disciplines. Her recent publications explore themes such as intersectionality and academic agency, contributing significantly to the field of gender studies in education. Dr. Idahosa currently supervises PhD candidates and teaches on postgraduate MPhil courses related to education and social justice, creating an inclusive academic environment that supports diverse learning experiences.

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