Dr Anwar Tlili
Senior Lecturer
Research interests
- Education
Biography
Anwar is interested in issues of equality and diversity in UK museums and science centres, in formal and informal education, and in social and cultural policies.
Other research interests include current changes in museums as organisational and professional settings, museum ethics, philosophy of science, science in society and science and democracy.
He is a member of the School's Centre for Public Policy Research.
Teaching
Anwar is a Programme Director and Admissions Tutor for MA Education in Arts & Cultural Settings.
In addition to the supervision of doctoral and MA/MSc students, Anwar is course organiser for Foundations of Professionalism, part of the Doctorate in Education and Professional Studies (EdD/DrPS), and he teaches sociology of education and/or qualitative research methodology in the context of the Modular Masters’ programme, the Foundation Degree in Education Studies, the EdD/DrPS, the MSc in Health Promotion, the MSc in Health & Society and the MPhil/PhD research training programme.
Further information
For further details, please see Anwar's research Staff Profile.
Research
Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
The Centre for Public Policy Research is an interdisciplinary research centre research developing critical analyses of social change and social in/justice in education and other policy arenas, sectors and contexts to inform national and international policy debate, social activism, and personal, professional and organisational learning.
News
King's alumni wins prestigious Turner Prize 2021 for work addressing social and political issues
Thomas Wells (MA Education in Arts and Cultural Settings, 2014) has won this year’s Turner Prize as part of a collective of artists who use installations,...
Events
Book Launch: Civil Society's Education by Christopher Winch
Join us for the launch of ‘Civil Society’s Education’ by Christopher Winch including a panel discussion of the book's key themes.
Please note: this event has passed.
Research
Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
The Centre for Public Policy Research is an interdisciplinary research centre research developing critical analyses of social change and social in/justice in education and other policy arenas, sectors and contexts to inform national and international policy debate, social activism, and personal, professional and organisational learning.
News
King's alumni wins prestigious Turner Prize 2021 for work addressing social and political issues
Thomas Wells (MA Education in Arts and Cultural Settings, 2014) has won this year’s Turner Prize as part of a collective of artists who use installations,...
Events
Book Launch: Civil Society's Education by Christopher Winch
Join us for the launch of ‘Civil Society’s Education’ by Christopher Winch including a panel discussion of the book's key themes.
Please note: this event has passed.