Paul Griffiths

Paul Griffiths is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Life Sciences and Education, with academic affiliations rooted in public health and education. He holds degrees from the University of Wales, Newport, and Cardiff Metropolitan University, and is actively engaged in teaching and professional development within health-related disciplines.

Educational Background:

• BSc (Hons) Sports Studies (Exercise and Health), University of Wales, Newport (2005)
• PGCE PCET, University of Wales, Newport (2007)
• MSc Applied Public Health, Cardiff School of Sport, Cardiff Metropolitan University (2012)

His research focuses on public health, particularly health promotion, health behavior, and the psychological aspects of health. He has contributed to the field through participation in key conferences and training workshops related to obesity, health surveys, and clinical practice. His work reflects a strong commitment to applied public health education and intervention evaluation.

Paul Griffiths has been repeatedly recognized for his teaching excellence, receiving multiple nominations and shortlistings for Student Choice Awards in categories including Best Lecturer, Best Academic Supervisor, and Best Module (Health Promotion) between 2016 and 2018.

Selected Awards and Recognitions:

• Student Choice Awards - Best Academic Supervisor - short listed (2017)
• Student Choice Awards - Best Lecturer - nomination (2017)
• Student Choice Awards - Best Lecturer - nomination (2016)
• Student Choice Awards - Best Lecturer - nomination (2018)
• Student Choice Awards - Best Module (Health Promotion) - short listed (2017)

He has participated in professional development activities such as the UK Congress on Obesity (2017), Health Surveys User Conference (2016), workshop on Implementing and Evaluating Complex Public Health Interventions (2016), and training in Good Clinical Practice (2015), demonstrating ongoing engagement with current public health challenges and methodologies.

There is no available information on student supervision, research grants, or laboratory affiliations in the provided text.