Academics’ and educators' experience
Academics and educators play a crucial role in the field of management education and learning. This research theme focuses on exploring their experiences, understanding their challenges, and uncovering the implications for the field. By examining the unique perspectives of academics and educators, we aim to enhance their professional development and contribute to the advancement of management education.
This theme covers a wide range of topics, including the dynamics of knowledge hiding within academic roles, the job-related wellbeing of academics in response to human resource management reforms, and the challenges educators face when adopting innovative teaching approaches. Additionally, we delve into the reconciliation of multiple institutional logics and the evolution of managing academics. These investigations shed light on the intricacies of the academic profession and provide insights into the complexities of teaching and learning in a global context.
By addressing the experiences of academics and educators, this research theme contributes to improving management education and learning practices. It informs policy decisions, supports professional development initiatives, and fosters a deeper understanding of the changing dynamics within the academic landscape. Join us as we explore the diverse dimensions of academics' and educators' experiences, aiming to shape management education's future and empower those at the forefront of educating the next generation of leaders.
Examples of our research
Flipped learning reshapes nursing educator identity
Understanding how adopting the flipped approach affects nursing educators’ professional identity.