College of Arts, Humanities and Education staff

Harriet Kjellman
Technical Advisor - Fashion and Textiles

Harriet Kjellman is a Fashion and Textiles Technician at the University of Derby. She is a multi-passionate creative professional with over 10 years’ experience in the fashion industry as a creative entrepreneur, passionate fashion educator and skilled product developer specialising in pattern cutting and manufacturing.

Duncan Anderson
Duncan Anderson
Programme Leader BEd (Hons) QTS/MEdu with QTS

Chas Andrews-Roberts
Chas Andrews-Roberts
Head of Discipline - Media & Art

John Angus
John Angus
Director of Textile Studies

Michelle Appleby
Senior Lecturer for BA (Hons) Education Studies

Liz Atkins
Professor Liz Atkins
Professor of Vocational Education and Social Justice

Professor Liz Atkins is a leading scholar in the field of vocational education and training (VET). She has published widely on her concerns about how VET helps low-attaining young people move from school to work and associated ethical/methodological and social justice issues. Her recent book with Duckworth (2019) is Research Methods for Social Justice and Equity in Education (Bloomsbury).

Phil Baggaley
Programme Leader BA (Hons) Popular Music with Music Technology

David Barker
Dr David Barker
Senior Lecturer in Publishing

David Barker is a Senior Lecturer in Publishing and Programme Leader for the MA Publishing at the University of Derby. He is interested in all aspects of Publishing as an academic discipline.

Dr Victoria Barker
Research Impact Officer

Victoria is a researcher exploring the concept of a creative ecosystem as a better means of understanding and supporting the creative sector’s work and values. In the main this draws from cultural policy and creative entrepreneurship but also references economic geography. Victoria also supports and investigates research impact across the Arts and Humanities.     

Ang Bartram reading book about dog theory to Oscar the dog
Dr Ang Bartram
Associate Professor and Head of Arts Research

Ang works as an artist and artistic researcher. Her research focuses on documentation as an act of ephemeral art process, and with animality and empathy (as acted and/or intuitively behaved) in human-animal companion-species relationships.

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