Lamia Nemouchi

Lamia Nemouchi is a Lecturer in Education at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, within the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, School of Applied Social Sciences. She joined DMU in November 2022 after completing her PhD at Durham University, and she currently teaches and supervises students across BA Education Studies, MA Education Practice, and the Doctoral College.

Education:

• BA in English Language and Literature, Constantine, Algeria
• MA in Language Science and TEFL, Constantine, Algeria
• PhD in Education, School of Education, Durham University
• CELTA qualification

Research Interests: Her interdisciplinary research spans intercultural communication, creative and arts-based methods in education, intercultural competence in foreign language teaching, multilingual research methodologies, global citizenship education, comparative education, and social justice in education from Global South perspectives.

Publications & Trends: Her recent work explores intercultural competence, multilingual research practices, and the role of literature in fostering social justice and inclusion. She has contributed to major handbooks and edited volumes, emphasizing reflexive, multilingual, and creative methodologies in educational research.

Collaborations & Projects: Current and recent projects include exploring multilingual students’ experiences in monolingual education systems, Muslim students’ experiences in UK education, UK-Cuban educational collaborations, and co-creating diverse student-led curricula.

PhD Supervision: She is currently supervising Raj Gill's PhD on British South-Asian women academics' experiences in higher education.