Shannon Chance

Shannon Chance is an Honorary Professor at University College London's Faculty of Engineering Sciences, Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering. She holds additional roles as a Lecturer at Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) and Adjunct Professor at William and Mary University. Her research focuses on engineering education, ethics, sustainability, and cross-cultural education. She has been a Marie Curie Fellow, Fulbright Scholar, and is now a SEFI Board member.

Education:

• PhD in Education Policy (William and Mary, 2010)
• Masters and Bachelors in Architecture (Virginia Tech, 1996 and 1993)

Research Interests: Engineering ethics education, sustainable architectural practices, curriculum development, and international collaboration. She co-edited the Routledge International Handbook of Engineering Ethics Education and leads initiatives like the SEFI Ethics Spring Symposium.

Awards:

• Marie Curie Individual Fellow (2018-2019)
• Fulbright Core Scholar (2012-2013)

Grants & Roles: Deputy Editor of the European Journal of Engineering Education, organizer of global ethics symposia, and contributor to UNESCO sustainability projects. She mentors early-career researchers and advocates for ethics in engineering curricula.

Labs/Teams: TU Dublin's CREATE research group and SEFI Ethics Special Interest Group.