Alice Inman

Alice Inman is a Lecturer and Visiting Specialist at the University of Plymouth's Peninsula Medical School, affiliated with the School of Health Professions (Faculty of Health). She leads two core modules on the MSc Global Health program: 'Global Health' and 'Leadership and Innovation in Practice.' Her roles include personal tutoring for students and facilitating small group work in the BMBS program. She is a Sustainability Fellow for the University and co-leads the Advance HE 'Authentic Learning for Global Citizenship' network.

• Education Background: Clinical training as a Chartered Physiotherapist

Her research and professional interests focus on global health systems, clinical practice in low-resource settings, and integrating sustainability principles into healthcare education. She maintains clinical practice through Future Health Africa (a Global Health Collaborative member) and the Fay Pedler Clinic in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.

Awarded Senior Fellow status by Advance HE, she actively contributes to advancing educational practices aligned with global citizenship. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals through interdisciplinary collaboration and community engagement.