Dr. Steven Puttick

Biography

Steven Puttick is an Associate Professor in Teacher Education at St Anne's College, University of Oxford. He is a qualified geography teacher and has held roles such as head of department at a comprehensive secondary school in Oxfordshire, and head of programmes at Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln. His research focuses on various areas within the field of education, particularly the intersection of school subjects with academic disciplines. He leads the interdisciplinary Education Training Climate Hub in Oxford, and has been a principal investigator for various funded projects including ‘NetZeroED’ and ‘The Gujarati Navigator’. Puttick's educational background includes MA in Educational Leadership and Innovation from Warwick University, alongside an MSc in Educational Research Methodology and a DPhil in Education from the University of Oxford, the latter funded by an ESRC Studentship. He has extensive experience in research funded by numerous prestigious organizations such as the GCRF and the NERC. Steven serves on editorial boards for multiple academic journals including Geography and the Oxford Review of Education. He is actively involved in doctoral supervision and welcomes applications from students interested in geography education and climate change education.

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