Jenny Sanders

Jenny Sanders is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Social Sciences at Nottingham Trent University. Her role focuses on enhancing the student academic experience through initiatives like induction programs, engagement strategies, and mentorship, while also leading the Health, Social Care and Crime module and supervising dissertations.

• MSc in Forensic Psychology
• Leadership Diploma (Registered Manager Status)
• PhD in Psychology (researching lived experiences of autistic individuals' sexual knowledge, behavior, and experiences)

Jenny’s research bridges autism studies and health/social care, emphasizing inclusive practices and pedagogical innovation. Her scholarship explores death literacy, e-learning interventions for caregivers, and student-centered teaching methodologies. Her work aligns with interdisciplinary themes in public health education and social policy.

Her recent publications highlight trends in curriculum development for health and social care, technology-enhanced pedagogy, and community-driven approaches to end-of-life care and caregiver training.

Scientific Awards:

• Vice Chancellor's Teaching Award (2020) for innovative use of technology
• Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Jenny actively supports student voice projects through mentorship and has contributed to program validation, external examinerships, and Advance HE Fellowship reviews. Her leadership in academic development underscores her commitment to improving student engagement and educational equity.