Juliette Kendall

Juliette Kendall is a Lecturer (Teaching Focused) at the University of Manchester’s Division of Dentistry. She serves as the Academic Lead for Admissions, managing recruitment for dental programs with ~1,100 annual applicants. She leads the MSc Advanced Restorative Dentistry’s Dissertation Unit and Research Methods module, supporting students globally in research and clinical training. Her research focuses on student learning experiences, particularly in dental education and research methods. She holds a PGCert in Higher Education (2022), MSc in Social Research (1996), and BSc in Geography with Astronomy (1994).

Education:

• PGCert in Higher Education, University of Manchester (2021–2022)
• MSc in Social Research, University of Plymouth (1995–1996)
• BSc in Geography with Astronomy, University of Plymouth (1991–1994)

Research Interests:

Her work examines student learning in dental education, including emotions in research methods training and evaluation of clinical teaching. She previously led healthcare evaluations, such as the Local Pharmaceutical Services (LPS) contracts, informing community pharmacy policies. Her methods include qualitative and quantitative approaches like surveys and case studies.

Teaching & Advising:

She supervises global MSc students on topics like restorative materials and public health in dentistry. She also coordinates admissions interviews and manages ethics, fitness-to-practice, and mitigating circumstances processes. No formal awards are listed, but her work impacts education and healthcare policy.

External Roles:

• Magistrate, HM Court Service (Greater Manchester, 2010–present)
• Contributions to UN SDGs: Education (Goal 4) and Good Health (Goal 3).