
Lecturer in Islamic Studies, King's College London
United Kingdom

Lecturer in Islamic Studies, King's College London
United Kingdom
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Seven years in higher education (course instruction, programme administration); eight years as scholarly researcher, writer, and translator; more than ten years in middle management positions in an international corporate environment (human resources, government relations/public affairs, general administration; quality assurance); twenty years in translation and intercultural communication (English, Arabic, Dutch).
Higher education (teaching, program administration, academic research)
(Educational Institution; Research industry)
September 2007 — Present (2 years 4 months)
Permanent (tenured) teaching and research position within the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, also associated with the Middle East and Mediterranean Studies Programme. Responsible for coursework in Islamic Studies, curriculum development, research in Islamic studies, with a concentration on the contemporary Muslim world
(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)
August 2007 — Present (2 years 5 months)
Leading a tutor group for the course AD252 (Islam in the West: The Politics of Co-existence).
PhD , Study of Religions , 2005 — 2009
Certificate , Southeast Asian Studies , January 2001 — December 2001
--- , Philosophy , 1995 — 1996
Credits earned: epistemology, philosophy of science, philosophy of language, ethics, philosophical anthropology, social & political philosophy, history of ancient philosophy
MA (cum laude) , Arabic Studies , 1982 — 1987
Major in Modern Middle Eastern Studies and Islamic Studies. Minors in International Law, International Relations, Law of International Organisations, Indonesian Langua
Islamic Studies (contemporary Muslim thought); Study of Religions (theory and method; philosophy of religion; Islamic Studies as an academic discipline); History of Religions (intellectual history of the modern Muslim world; Islam in Southeast Asia); Southeast Asian History (Transregional contacts between Southeast and West Asia; European expansion in Asia); translation & cultural studies; travel writing.
Cum Laude distinction, Master of Arts Degree in Arabic Language and Culture