Stephanie Bull

Stephanie Bull is an Associate Professor at the University of Exeter Medical School, specializing in education research and leadership. She contributes to teaching and curriculum development for healthcare professionals and scientists.

• Education Leadership Roles: Interim Programme Director (BMBS), Problem Based Learning Lead (BMBS), Year 1 Medical Knowledge Assessment Lead (BMBS), Life Sciences Resource Centre Lead (BMBS), Public Involvement in Medical Education Lead (BMBS), Microbiology Lead (Department-wide), Literature Review Module Lead (Post-Graduate Taught), Dissertation Module Lead (Post-Graduate Taught)

Her research focuses on education innovation, career choices and perceptions, public involvement, and equality/diversity/inclusion. She has authored over 30 papers and secured grants for pedagogical studies, while presenting at national conferences annually for 20+ years.

Stephanie supports health professions educators in the department and co-organizes the international conference 'Researching Medical Education' with the Association for the Study of Medical Education since 2021.

• Scientific Awards: Fellow of the HEA (2012), Senior Fellow of the HEA (2014)

She holds a PhD in Epidemiology of Campylobacter in Broiler Chickens (2005, University of Bristol) and has been actively involved in education research and leadership roles at the University of Exeter.