Daniel Howarth

Daniel Howarth is a Work Based Learning Tutor & Associate Lecturer at the University of Worcester’s School of Health and Wellbeing, within the Department of Community, Social Justice and Health. He teaches across work-based learning modules and has taught on topics including study skills, communication, ethical practice, diversity, and professionalism in care. His expertise centers on disability, particularly children with learning disabilities, informed by his own academic journey and professional experience.

Education:

• MA in Education
• PG Cert in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education
• BA Hons Social Welfare (Learning Disabilities)
• Foundation Degree in Science (Learning Disabilities)

Research & Teaching Focus: Daniel’s work emphasizes disability studies, learning disabilities, and inclusive healthcare practices. He integrates practical experience from his role supporting student placements with academic rigor in teaching and advising.

Grants/Awards: None explicitly stated in the provided text.

Advising & Professional Engagement: Primary focus on guiding students through work-based learning placements, with a history of teaching across Health and Social Care, Mental Health, and Child & Adolescent Mental Health programs.