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Struggles for Empowerment


11 Jun 2019, 4:00pm - 5:30pm

Top Floor, Margaret McMillan Building

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Cost Free / Book here
Department Centre for Identities and Social Justice , Centre for Language, Culture and Learning , Educational Studies
Contact Marcus.Aitken(@gold.ac.uk)

Higher education stories from East and West

The Centre for Identities and Social Justice and Centre for Language, Culture and Learning research centres , invite you to:

Struggles for Empowerment: Higher education stories from East and West
Published by UCL IOE Press and Trentham Books

Dr Ambreen Shahriar - Associate Professor at the University of Sindh, Hyderabad

Dr Teresa Bruen - Lecturer at the Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, in the Department of Nursing, Health Care and Social Science

Worldwide access to higher education is still a privilege. The authors of this new book will be talking about their work and research that led to this unique volume. This book recounts the experiences of students from two rural provinces - one in Pakistan, one in the Republic of Ireland - who have struggled to undertake graduate studies. Seeking to understand why some are able to persevere with studies against enormous odds, the authors draw on Bourdieu's theories of social and cultural capital, habitus, field and symbolic violence to analyse the students' very personal narratives. Come and find out about this vital research and stories of higher education from East and West.

There will be book sales and signing after the talk

This is a free event, please register your interest on Eventbrite.

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