GEA are devastated by the UK’s decision to leave the EU. Here, executive member, Professor Andrea Peto shares her views on the referendum results and what it may mean for education. We are sitting inContinue reading

Following on from the success of our fantastic conference hosted at Konsert & Kongress in Linköping, Sweden, we are now considering proposals for our next host venue. The GEA executive committee welcome proposals to host the biennialContinue reading

The Scottish Funding Council (SFC) is aiming to tackle the gender imbalance in some key professions these include childcare, engineering, hair & beauty and construction. Alison Malcolm, Policy Analysis Officer at SFC outlines the plans.Continue reading

Is a new wave of feminism developing in schools? Hanna Retallack discusses how students are responding to issues of gender and sexuality to challenge the status quo. In April this year, the Women and EqualitiesContinue reading

Toby Greany and Melanie Ehren.   The schools white paper brings together recent announcements from the budget and thefunding consultation as well as the provisions in the Education and Adoption Act to set out theContinue reading

*this is a guest post written by Sara Adkisson and originally posted on the UCL IOE blog  Following Prime Minister David Cameron’s announcement that the European Union referendum will take place on June 23, there is nowContinue reading

GEA are thrilled to have Lucy Rycroft-Smith write this exclusive post on sexism in education for our site. Lucy Rycroft-Smith is a freelance writer and ex-teacher of ten years. She writes for the Guardian, theContinue reading

  Author; William Locke.  The growing pressures faced by universities have had an impact on academic careers. Changes to academic roles, contracts and career paths, along with increasing workloads, have created new challenges. Yet in today’sContinue reading