
Magda Ramadan
Lecturer · Teacher Professionalism
University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern SwitzerlandAbout
Magda Ramadan is a Lecturer in Educational Sciences at the Swiss University of Professional Studies (SUPSI), affiliated with the Department of Education and Learning and the Higher Education School in Locarno, Switzerland. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Pedagogy with Psychology (1989) and a Master's in Family and Community Mediation (2009), both from the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan.
- Specializes in teacher professionalism, school mediation, family pedagogy, and embodiment in teaching/learning processes.
- Responsible for foundational training at DFA-ASP and leads Master's programs in Secondary Level I teaching (German, Mathematics, Physical Education).
- Email: magda.ramadan@supsi.ch
- Phone: +41 (0)58 666 68 64
Research Focus: Her work explores disciplinary knowledge in teaching, teacher identity, and pedagogical strategies for knowledge translation. The 2022 publication "Narrating the teacher's disciplinary knowledge to decipher knowledge" highlights her investigation into epistemological frameworks in education.
Teaching Leadership: She oversees multiple Master's programs in Secondary Level I education and teaches Educational Sciences courses. No scientific awards or formal advisees are listed in available records.
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