Carrie McCullock

Principal Lecturer/Teaching Fellow

Department: Social Sciences

Carrie Mcculicock

I have worked at Northumbria University since October 2001. I have taught EAP to a variety of students from many countries on both pre-sessional and in-sessional programmes. I have been the co-ordinator for the pre-sessional Summer School and the university’s in-sessional EAP provision. I was the Programme Director for Languages and successfully led the British Council inspection (November 2012). From 2013 to September 2015, I was the Director of Placements for the Faculty of Arts Design and Social Sciences working with colleagues to improve the employability of our graduates

In October 2015, I was appointed Head of the Languages Centre managing the university’s English Language provision and Unilang which is part of our Modern Foreign Languages offer.

Prior to my work at Northumbria, I lived and worked on the island of Crete where I taught English to children aged 11-18. I also lived and worked in Milan in Italy, where I taught beginners English and business English to adults.

Before I began teaching I worked as a volunteer for the Iona community in Scotland.

Outside of work, I am a singer-song writer and performer. I am also a member of the Jazz.Coop which was founded in 2014 and is the first of its kind in the UK.

Campus Address

Northumbria University
Lipman Building, room 008
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8ST

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Key Publications

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International postgraduate students, their academic skills and their academic sense of self, McCullock, C. 27 Mar 2021, BALEAP Professionals Issues Meeting, Bangor, BALEAP
Directing Placements, Fehringer, G., Griffiths, E., Proud, C., McCullock, C. 3 Sep 2014, ASET Annual Conference 2014

Qualifications

PhD February 01 2022
Applied Linguistics MA October 24 2005
Education Language Delta June 30 2003
Law PGDip June 29 2001
Education PGCE July 30 1995
Religious Studies BA (Hons) July 10 1993
Senior Fellow of Higher Education Academy SFHEA

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