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- A Graduate or Postgraduate Student interested in joining BAICE?
- Already a BAICE Student Member?
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BAICE Student Representatives
Your Student Representatives are responsible for bringing the student voice to the Executive Committee Meetings and organising Student Activities, including conferences and events that are tailored to students' needs. Your Student Representatives are:
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Lizzi Milligan is a PhD Student at the University of Bristol's research centre for International and Comparative Studies (ICS). Her research concerns Free Secondary Education in Kenya. Contact:
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Sajjadllah Alhawsawi is a PhD Student at the University of Sussex, School of Education and Social Work. He recently completed his fieldwork in Riyadh, Saudi, which was an investigation to understand Saudi students learning experiences in a higher education. Contact:
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Past Student Representatives:
Anupam Pachauri is a PhD Student at the University of Sussex and research associate with the Consortium for Research and Equity Access and Transition in Education (CREATE) at the Centre for International Education, Sussex Institute. Contact:
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Paul Fean completed his PhD at the Centre for International Education, University of Sussex. His thesis focused on participatory action research with adult education teachers in Sudan. Paul is currently undertaking consultancy work on teacher support and development in the Middle East and North Africa. Contact:
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Cheryl Rounsaville completed her PhD at the University of Nottingham's Centre for Research in Higher, Adult and Vocational Education (HAVE). She is currently conducting research and developing e-learning content around the idea of peer mentoring in which UK/UK-based students provide peer support to new international students. Contact:
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Benefits of Student Membership
Students can join BAICE at a discounted rate of £18. All BAICE members, including students, are entitled to:
- reduced registration fees at BAICE conferences and events
- journal subscription to the BAICE journal Compare - 6 issues per year
- reduced subscription rates to sister journals
- a 20% discount on Routledge books
In addition, research students:
- may post the titles of their theses on the BAICE website
- publish the abstracts of their research degrees in Compare
Additionally, two elected student representatives plan and host annual events specifically geared to meet the needs of research students - usually at low rates or free of charge to student members.
For more information about benefits and how to join, read our JOINING BAICE page.
Student Opportunities
Unique opportunities for BAICE Student Members:
- BAICE offers funding of up to £1000 for projects relevant to the interests of the Association. Projects which are eligible need to promote the aims and profile of BAICE. We encourage projects which are for, and led by, students. For more information including details on how to apply, please see our Opportunities page.
Recent Student Activities and Announcements:
BAICE Student Prize 2010 for paper presented at the EAST ANGLIA BAICE Conference
BAICE is happy to announce that the STUDENT PRIZE for a paper presented at the BAICE conference East Anglia 2010, was won by Catherine (Kate) Jere for her paper:
"Improving access and retention of vulnerable children in high HIV prevalence communities of Malawi: the potential of open, distance and flexible learning (ODFL)"
Read more on our NEWS page.
Student Forum at BAICE and UKFIET Conferences
BAICE Student Reps usually organise informal ‘Student Forums’ at the BAICE and UKFIET conferences. These informal social events provide opportunities for students attending the conferences to meet. The UKFIET Conference will be held 13-15 September 2011 in Oxford.
BAICE-Sponsored ICED – International Connections in Education and Development Conference (April 2011)
'Education for a Better Future: Education for Peace'
BAICE sponsored this is a first of its kind, free international forum for students, researchers and professionals, which was held on Saturday 2nd of April, 2011 at the Institute of Education (IoE), University of London. Visit the ICED Facebook Page for more information on the organisation.
BAICE Online Discussion Event (November 2010)
BAICE Student Reps organised the first BAICE Open Online Discussion event, which took place during International Education Week, 15-19 November 2010. The Online Discussion is still available at www.baice.ac.uk/forum.
BAICE Student Workshop and Conference (January 2010)
The BAICE Student Conference 2010 had the theme ‘Linking practice to theory and theory to practice: Theorising methodologies, methods and issues in post-graduate research in international and comparative education’. The keynote presentation was delivered by Prof. Leon Tikly, University of Bristol. Presentations were also delivered by ten students from four universities under themes of ‘Education and Epistemology’, ‘Frameworks for Education Research’ and ‘Gender and Power in Education Research’. In total, 30 BAICE student members participated in the conference.
The Student Workshop, facilitated by a specialist careers advisor, was attended by seven participants who reflected on and discussed career development issues in international and comparative education.
BAICE Student Workshop and Conference (June 2008)
The BAICE Student Conference 2008 was held in collaboration with the Centre for International Education (CIE) at the University of Sussex. The event was entitled ‘Adventures in Methodology, Ethics and Fieldwork: The Research Student Experience and Beyond. A one-day BAICE-CIE Research Student Conference on the experiences and plans of research students in international education and development’. The keynote presentation was delivered by Prof. Angela Little, Institute of Education, University of London. Presentations were given by 14 BAICE student members, thematically grouped under these themes: ‘Methodological Issues in International Education Research,’ ‘Reflections on Researcher Identity,’ ‘Researching across Cultures’ and ‘Ethical Considerations and Methodological Issues’.
The Student Workshop on Professional Development was attended by 12 BAICE student members and facilitated by a specialist career development advisor.
Emerging methodologies and methods in the field of International and Comparative Education: insights from different stages of the research journey
2012 BAICE Student Conference
All BAICE Student Members are invited to the 2012 BAICE Research Student Conference. It will take place at the University of Sussex, in association with the Centre for International Education, on Friday 18th May. The event is free for BAICE Student Members.
This is an exciting opportunity for students to share their research findings and reflections to fellow students in the field of international and comparative education in a friendly and supportive environment. The conference theme encompasses all aspects of the research process and students at any stage of their research are encouraged to submit a paper. The call for papers below gives more details of the submission process and conference sub-themes:
PDF for Call for Papers
The deadline for submissions is 30th March.
Students who wish to attend the conference, must register by 1st May by email to
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The BAICE student representatives, Lizzi and Sajjad, look forward to getting to know many of you then.
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