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Robert A Davis is a Professor of Religious and Cultural Education in the School of Education at the University of Glasgow, within the College of Social Sciences. He holds editorial roles for the Journal of Philosophy of Education and Journal of Beliefs and Values, and is a member of several academic societies including the Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain.
His research spans religion, postsecularism, literature, music, folklore, and education, with a focus on teacher education and the philosophy of education. He has led significant projects such as the AHRC-funded Changing Discourses of the Parent-Child Relationship and contributed to initiatives like the Teaching Scotland's Future reform. Davis has also engaged in international collaborations, including with the British Council and institutions in Norway, Sweden, and the Netherlands.
His publications explore themes like the role of religion in education, cultural identity, and the intersection of myth and pedagogy. Recent works address iconoclasm, Catholic curriculum design, and critiques of educational metaphors. He has advised on policy reforms and teacher training frameworks, emphasizing professional ethics and global citizenship.
As a supervisor, Davis has guided numerous doctoral studies on topics ranging from liturgy and catechesis to comparative religious education models. His work bridges theory and practice, influencing educational policy and pedagogical innovation in Scotland and beyond.
