School of Global Studies

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

Our Commitment

The School of Global Studies actively challenges racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, and oppression in all its forms. We strive to be an inclusive and supportive space for all of our staff and students. 

As academics, students and professional service staff, we promote equality, diversity and inclusion across the range of our work – whether it be teaching, research, administrative work, and knowledge transfers with the communities that we work with.

Our priority areas include BAME recruitment, retention and progression, LGBTQ+ students and staff, gender pay gap, and mental health.

Prejudice, Bullying and Harassment

School of Global Studies Guiding Principles [PDF 82.70KB]

Restore Respect

Reporting lines for faculty, professional services staff and students.

Faculty

  • Line Manager: Head of Department
  • Head of School: 
  • Research Mentor
  • Module Convenor 
  • Academic Officer
  • Your appraiser (if not your line manager)
  • Trusted colleague
  • If a union member, your union's rep
  • The School's HR Adviser

Professional Services Staff

  • Line Manager
  • Head of Department
  • Head of School
  • Your appraiser (if not your line manager)
  • Trusted colleague
  • If a union member, your union's rep
  • The School's HR Adviser

Student

  • Head of Department
  • Disability Advice
  • Student Life Centre
  • Student Union Officer

See also: Health and Wellbeing - Prejudice/harassment/bullying

Contact us

2023-24 BAME Office Hours 

Professor Pamela Kea - Thursdays 1-2, Arts C248
Dr Bal Sokhi-Bulley - Fridays 11-12, Freeman G04
Professor Divya Tolia Kelly - Monday 8-2 via in person appt. or zoom, Arts C124
Dr David Wearing - Fridays 4-5, Arts C348
Dr Tahir Zaman - Monday 2-3, Arts C232

EDI Director
Pamela Kea 

EDI committee members 
Kit Eves, Karis PettyPaul BoyceClare Brown, Stefanie Ortmann, Suda Perera, Divya Tolia-Kelly 

Student Reps
PGT rep: Drew Romero
UG rep: Franc Vince