Jennifer Hill

Dr. Jennifer Hill is a Visiting Professor at the University of the West of England (UWE), serving in Geography & Environmental Management and the Academic Practice Directorate. She holds a full-time role as Head of Learning and Teaching Innovation and Professor of Higher Education Pedagogies at the University of Gloucestershire. Her expertise spans biogeography, conservation, and innovative teaching methodologies. She earned a BA (Hons) from St Anne’s College, Oxford University, and a PhD in biogeography from Swansea University, alongside a PG Cert HE from UWE.

• Roles: Visiting Professor (UWE), Professor of Higher Education Pedagogies (Gloucestershire), Academic Practice Partner (UWE)
• Qualifications: BA (Hons), PhD, PG Cert HE, PFHEA, NTF, FRGS, CGeog

Her research focuses on environmental resource management and higher education pedagogies, with over 100 peer-reviewed publications and 2,000+ citations (h-index 23). She actively contributes to professional bodies like Advance HE, RGS-IBG, and the International Network for Learning and Teaching Geography in HE (INLT). Notable recognitions include the RGS-IBG Taylor & Francis Award (2019) and National Teaching Fellowship.

Jenny advises on national education initiatives, including the OfS/Advance HE Degree Standards Project and QAA Review Panel for Geography Subject Benchmarks. She chairs editorial boards and serves on international committees for geography and higher education.