Maria Dymova

Dr Maria Dymova is a Lecturer in Mathematics (Education) at City St George's, University of London, where she serves as Programme Director for the Mathematics Foundation Year and Undergraduate Admissions Tutor for the Department of Mathematics. She is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, reflecting her commitment to excellence in teaching.

Her educational background includes a PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Sheffield and an MSci from Lomonosov Moscow State University. She also holds a PGCHE from the University of London and was awarded Senior Fellow status by Advance HE in 2023.

Dr Dymova's research focuses on innovative pedagogical strategies in mathematics education. Her interests include learning analytics, student engagement, active and flipped learning, blended instruction, project-based learning, and programme-level assessment. These themes reflect a strong commitment to enhancing student success and educational design in higher education.

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• Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA), Advance HE, 2023

Dr Dymova has held significant leadership roles in academic administration, including Academic Director at Kaplan International College London and Programme Leader for Science and Engineering. She has advised on undergraduate admissions and foundation year programming, indicating active involvement in student pathways and academic development. While no research grants are mentioned, her roles suggest engagement with curriculum design and educational innovation funding at institutional levels.

She has held concurrent visiting lecturer positions at Paris Dauphine University, ESCP Europe, and Northeastern University, indicating participation in international academic networks and collaborative teaching initiatives. Her work with Kaplan and international university pathways highlights her involvement in pre-degree and transnational education programs.