Dr
Andrew
O’Shea
Academic biography
Andrew is lecturer in philosophy of education and human development. He is currently the Subject Chair of Human Development an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary subject on the BAJH. His area is philosophy. He teaches in both Humanities and Education. His research involves understanding and navigating human crises. His recent focus is on childhood studies, hermeneutics, citizenship, practical wisdom, ethics and new beginnings (natality). One of the first graduates of human development in Ireland, he has served on various boards to advance student wellbeing, spoken regularly at international conferences, and collaborated in local and national art exhibitions. He is currently a member of a special interest group that examines the role of praxis in education.