University of Chester
David has a first class honours degree in Sociology from the University of Middlesex, a Masters in sociology from the University of London, a Masters from the University of Oxford, where he also qualified as a social worker, and a doctorate in Social Science from the University of Bristol. His doctoral research concerned the management of teaching and research in higher education and forms the basis for his current research interests, which are focused around the management of work in complex organisations.
At Chester David is responsible for the effective management of the Faculty of Social Science, comprising the Institute of Policing, Geography and Development Studies, the School of Law and the Departments of Psychology and Social Studies and Counselling. David chairs the Partnerships' Sub Committee and is involved in liaison with a wide range of domestic and international University partners.
He is also active in a range of management and administrative activities both inside of and outside of the University, which reflect his interest and expertise in quality assurance, curriculum development, resource modelling and academic planning.
David has been involved in leading large projects within the University, for example, the restructuring of the academic year, and remains involved in a range of activities at this level. He is also an experienced external examiner.
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University of Chester
Founded in 1839, the University of Chester is one of the oldest higher education institutions in the country. We are proud of our strong learning tradition, our ability to move with the times, and our energetic student community - and have a positive national reputation for work based learning. Our concern for each individual encourages diverse personalities, qualities and interests to flourish. We value a wide range of approaches to learning, and are dedicated to offering you the best possible experience in training, studying and research for the real world.