Jacqueline Campbell

Dr. Jacqueline Campbell is Course Director for the undergraduate and postgraduate Data Science programs at Leeds Beckett University, within the School of Built Environment, Engineering and Computing. She holds a Doctorate in Education and is recognized as a Senior Teacher Fellow for excellence in teaching. Her academic work integrates industry engagement, pedagogical innovation, and research on ethical and social aspects of technology.

Her educational background includes a degree in Mathematics from Cardiff University. Her teaching spans a wide range of programs, including BSc and MSc Data Science, Computer Science, Cyber Security, and Digital and Technology Solutions.

Dr. Campbell's research lies at the intersection of technology, sociology, and education. Her current focus is on data and technology bias and the informed evaluation of data analytics processes and outcomes. She applies sociological theories to understand computing students and advocates for ethical, inclusive, and socially aware technological education.

Her work reflects a strong commitment to pedagogical innovation, particularly through enquiry-based learning, where students explore real-world problems to drive their own learning. She also integrates team-teaching and technology-enhanced methods in her practice.

• Senior Teacher Fellow

Dr. Campbell has held multiple leadership roles in academic management, including academic leadership, enterprise development, employability lead, placements coordination, and personal tutoring. She actively connects students with the Leeds Digital and Technology sector, supporting their career development. While no specific grants are mentioned, her consultancy services and industry collaboration suggest applied, practice-oriented funding and partnerships.

She is involved in community outreach as a School Governor and by running a local maths homework club, further demonstrating her commitment to education and inclusion.