Emma Fallows

Emma Fallows is a Lecturer in Games Development at Staffordshire University, affiliated with the Digital, Tech, Innovation & Business school. Her research focuses on Virtual Reality (VR) and Haptic Glove Technology applied to virtual museum exhibits, specifically enhancing interaction with ceramic artifacts from the Thornhill collection. She holds a BA in Games Art (University of Northampton, 2017), MSc in 3D Computer Games Design (Staffordshire University), and is completing a PhD in VR and Haptics (since 2018).

Her work bridges technology and cultural heritage, emphasizing user engagement through immersive interfaces. She teaches Games Character Art, 3D Modeling, and Traditional Art Techniques. Her 2022 publication at MindTrek (Finland) details her virtual museum project, showcasing interdisciplinary innovation.

Emma is committed to fostering creativity in education and has earned a PGCert in Higher Education (Staffordshire University). While no personal awards are explicitly listed, her work aligns with Staffordshire University’s institutional accolades, including Research Excellence Framework 2021 recognition for 'World Leading' research and 2023 Whatuni Student Choice Awards for Facilities and Social Inclusion.