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Dr David Baker is an Associate Professor at the UCL Institute of Education (IOE), leading the Music Education MA programme. His research focuses on music education, disability inclusion, assistive technologies, and informal learning. He has held roles such as Academic Head of Teaching and Learning (2018–2022) and served on editorial boards, including the International Journal of Community Music (2018–2022). David co-authored a book on visually-impaired musicians with Lucy Green (2017) and contributed chapters to major handbooks in music psychology and care in music education. His work bridges academic research with practical applications, including developing assistive technologies and advocating for inclusive music education globally.
- Education: PhD in Music Education (Reading University, 2005), MMus, BMus(Hons), ARCM.
- Key Roles: External Examiner for multiple UK institutions, founder of IOE’s Music Special Interest Group, and committee member of the Baluji Music Foundation.
Research interests span music pedagogy, disability advocacy, and the integration of digital technologies in creative processes. His work has influenced educational policies and practices, particularly for underrepresented groups in music. David’s career combines academic leadership with a background in music performance and school teaching, enriching his interdisciplinary approach.
Notable achievements include AHRC-funded research on visually-impaired musicians and contributions to curriculum development at institutions like Trinity Laban and Plymouth University. He remains active in international conferences, grant assessments, and collaborative projects.
