Aniqa Khaliq

Aniqa Khaliq is a Senior Lecturer in Teacher Education at the Department of Education within the University of East London (UEL). She serves as Course Leader for the Academic Professional Apprenticeship, integrating PGCertHE Learning and Teaching, CMI Coaching and Mentoring certifications, and FHEA awards. Her work bridges pedagogy, mental health advocacy, and inclusive leadership.

• BSc (Hons) Mathematics
• PGCE 11-18 Mathematics
• MTeach Masters of Teaching
• MSc Biomedical Engineering

Her research focuses on trauma-informed practices, mental health in academia, and inclusive pedagogy. She leads initiatives in educational effectiveness and pastoral support systems. Her recent publications explore intersections between mental health, chronic illness, and workplace wellbeing.

Scientific awards include:

• Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (PFHEA)

She advocates for online teaching modalities post-pandemic, emphasizing flexibility for health needs, and mentors students with mental health challenges. Her blog contributions highlight her advocacy as a Muslim woman in STEM and her journey with IBS-D and anxiety.