Jeremy Pritchard

Jeremy Pritchard is a distinguished Professor of Life Sciences Education at the University of Birmingham, known for his expertise in delivering research-intensive teaching and innovative assessment methods in the field of biology.

With a background encompassing a BSc in Biology from the University of Sussex, A levels from Ormskirk Grammar, and a PhD in Botany/Plant Biology from Bangor University, Jeremy Pritchard brings a wealth of academic knowledge to his role.

Jeremy has held various notable positions throughout his career, including being the Chair of the Royal Society of Biology Curriculum committee and serving as a Senior Lecturer and Head of Education at the School of Biosciences at the University of Birmingham.

His research interests primarily focus on plants, examining areas such as roots, aphids, and how forests respond to climate change using molecular and physiological approaches.

Jeremy Pritchard is a staunch advocate for promoting public understanding of Science through multiple channels, highlighting his dedication to education and outreach in the scientific community.

His teaching portfolio ranges from field ecology and evolution to plant functional genomics, and he actively develops resources to support educators and learners at all levels.

Known for his use of digital delivery, analytics, and incorporating student input into curriculums, Jeremy Pritchard is at the forefront of advancing teaching practices in life sciences.