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Dr Eva Petersen

Work Phone15452
Fax(02) 4921 7887
Email
PositionSenior Lecturer
School of Education
The University of Newcastle, Australia
OfficeHC52, Hunter Building
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Biography

Eva joined the University of Newcastle in mid 2009. Before that she held academic positions at other Australian and Danish universities. By bringing together Foucauldian discourse analysis, policy sociology, actor-network theory, poststructural feminist theory and institutional ethnography she has brought new perspectives on academic cultures, work and subjectivities. Generally, she is interested in identity/subject formation in education contexts. Eva's work is published in international highly-regarded journals and she is often invited to talk at conference and seminars.

Qualifications


Research

Research keywords

Research expertise

Academic culture and academic identity formation; identity formation in educational contexts more broadly; lived experience of higher education policy; neoliberalism; inclusion and exclusion in higher education; gender construction and affirmative action; qualitative research; postmodern research methodologies; narrative and discourse analysis; history of ideas in education; teacher education.

Collaboration

Eva has a strong record of co-publishing with international and Australian colleagues on a wide range of issues.

Languages

Fields of Research

Description (Code)%
Curriculum And Pedagogy Not Elsewhere Classified(130299)100

Administrative

Administrative expertise

Programme and Course coordination; Honours coordination; Faculty Research Ethics Advisor; Member of the Human Research Ethics Committee; past member of inauguaral Steering Committee for Leadership Development Programme for Women (CSU); past Deputy Chair of the Danish Gender Studies Association; past Guest Editor of Scandinavian Gender Studies Journal.


Teaching

Teaching keywords

Teaching expertise

Research methodology at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels; educational psychology; sociology of education; history of ideas.

Course Coordinator

Teaching interests

Educational psychology, basic and advanced research methodology, social theory, philosophy and sociology of education