Andrea Cameron

Andrea Cameron is the Dean of the Faculty of Social and Applied Sciences and Intellectual Lead for Teaching and Learning at Abertay University. She is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and the first National Teaching Fellow in Scotland (2018). Her roles include leading strategic initiatives in Employability, Academic Tutoring, and Equality and Diversity in the Curriculum.

She holds a registered nurse teacher background and continues producing patient publications for the Diabetes Wellness Research Foundation. Her research focuses on enhancing graduate employability and skills, derived from clinical teaching experiences. She has led multiple funded projects, including studies on student support, diversity, and healthcare professional training.

Key awards include the National Teaching Fellow Award (2018) and recognition for her work in Active Schools. She is actively involved in outreach, promoting science education through festivals and community workshops. Her scholarly contributions span pedagogy, health promotion, and diabetes management.

Her academic networks include roles with the Society of Research in Higher Education, Scottish Qualifications Authority, and numerous national/international review panels. She balances academic leadership with clinical engagement, reflecting her dual expertise in education and healthcare.