Peter Carew

Dr. Peter Carew is a full-time lecturer in Computing and Mathematics at SETU Waterford, specializing in computer programming, artificial intelligence, human-centred systems, and computer ethics. He holds a PhD (2009), MSc (2001), and BSc (1996). His research focuses on cultural heritage technologies, human-centred AI, and EDI (Equality, Diversity, Inclusion) in higher education.

Education History:

• PhD in Computing (2009)
• Masters Degree in Computing (2001)
• Bachelors Degree in Computing (1996)

Research Interests include developing smart digital heritage spaces using XML-based approaches, human-centred machine learning applications, and frameworks for EDI in HEI institutions. His work integrates interdisciplinary methods like action research and case studies to address real-world challenges in technology and education.

Recent publications emphasize cultural heritage preservation, smart space modelling, and EDI frameworks. He has received the Teaching Hero Award (2021) for academic contributions.

Advising & Grants: Supervised 2 works (names not listed). External roles include External Examiner positions at Cork Institute of Technology (2012–2015), Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (2010–2011), and The Institute of Bankers in Ireland (2016–2021). Previously worked at Apple (1996–1998) and Allied Irish Bank (1995).

Lab/Team: Associated with the INSYTE-Cooley Research Lab, focusing on cultural heritage systems and technology.