Duncan Grewcock

Duncan Grewcock is a Principal Lecturer in Museum and Heritage Studies at Nottingham Trent University's School of Social Sciences, Department of Humanities. He serves as Inclusivity & Diversity Manager for the School and collaborates with local museums to deliver the MA Museum and Heritage Development course. His academic career spans teaching, research, and supervision in museum studies, creative practice, and heritage interpretation.

Education:

• PhD in Museum Studies (2009), University College London

Research Interests: Duncan's work explores creative academic research practices, museums, and heritage interpretation. He innovates in pedagogy for museum and heritage studies while advancing inclusivity and diversity initiatives in higher education, particularly within museums and heritage sectors.

External Contributions: Duncan has served as External Examiner for Westminster University and Newcastle University, Trustee for Canalside Heritage Centre, Board Member for the Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture, and Academic Advisory Committee member for Tate Papers. He previously worked with LORD Cultural Resources, contributing to projects like the Heritage Lottery Fund applications for the Tank Museum.

Supervision: Currently supervising three PhD students at NTU, Duncan has guided two successful completions at Kingston University, focusing on topics like human remains in museums and post-museum theatricality.