Anna Hunter

Anna Hunter is a dedicated professional in the field of teaching and learning, holding the prestigious titles of Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA) and Fellow of the Staff and Educational Development Association (FSEDA).

With a background in curriculum design and a focus on enhancing employability skills alongside academic excellence, Anna has made significant contributions to the education sector.

Her expertise extends to teaching Employability Skills and English Literature within UK Universities, and she has been recognized for her impactful work through awards like the 2017 Academic Adviser of the Year Award at the UCLan SU Golden Roses.

As an Internal Examiner and Supervisor for the Professional Doctorate in Education, Anna plays a vital role in nurturing and mentoring future educators.

Anna's academic journey includes a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in English Literature from The University of Manchester, showcasing her commitment to continuous learning and research.

She also holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in English Studies from The University of Manchester, a PGCE Post-Compulsory Education from the University of Central Lancashire, and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English Language and Literature from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Anna Hunter's passion for inclusive curriculum design, educational development, and effective teaching and assessment practices shines through her internationally published research work.

Currently serving as a Senior Lecturer in Academic Development at the University of Central Lancashire, Anna brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to her role, previously having held positions such as Senior Lecturer in Employability and Enterprise, Lecturer in Employability and Enterprise, and Research Associate at the same institution.

Her academic journey began as a Lecturer in English at Winstanley College, highlighting her diverse experience in both secondary and higher education settings.