Lindsey Finch

Lindsey Finch serves as a Lecturer in Education specializing in Geography within the School of Education at the Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences. Her academic role integrates geographical pedagogy with broader educational theory to address systemic challenges in teaching practices.

Her research focuses on geographical learning outcomes and bridging educational disparities, particularly within Ireland's education system. Dr. Finch examines how research-based learning experiences impact student engagement and achievement, with emphasis on curriculum design that addresses regional educational gaps. Her work connects geography education to practical applications in classroom settings across diverse socioeconomic contexts.

She currently contributes to research funding through the GLOBE project:

• GLOBE: Geographical Learning Outcomes and Bridging Educational Gaps (September 2025 - October 2026): As Co-Investigator alongside Principal Investigator B. McCormick, Dr. Finch leads research initiatives funded by the Standing Conference on Teacher Education North and South (SCoTENS). The project targets research learning experiences (100% focus), student learning methodologies (66%), Ireland-specific educational frameworks (66%), and systemic education reform (33%).