Dr. Carolyn Johnstone-Lebbos
Senior Lecturer, Social Sciences
Dr Carolyn Johnstone has over 25 years’ experience as an education and training specialist with the British Army. Dr Johnstone also worked in defence and strategic policy in the UK’s Ministry of Defence and as part of the multinational planning staff during deployments to Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan.
As a researcher, Carolyn is interested in adult education as a policy lever to address challenges of conflict, sustainable development and human security, focusing on adult education and work-based learning, refugees and vulnerable groups, and the professional identities of teachers as change agents in society.
Carolyn has been teaching international studies and teacher education programs at Federation University Australia for almost seven years. She sits on the University’s Higher Education Curriculum Committee. Carolyn is also a member of the Asia-South Pacific Association for Basic and Adult Education and co-ordinator for the Australian Coalition for Education and Development.
Chinese students’ decisions to study in Australia after the COVID pandemic-based on the PESTLE factor analysis
Why have eight researcher women in STEMM left academic research, and where did they go?
Seeking Approval from Universities to Research the Views of Their Staff. Do Gatekeepers Provide a Barrier to Ethical Research?
A survey of early-career researchers in Australia
Early-career researchers (ECRs) make up a large portion of the academic workforce and their...
Supporting pre-service teachers through intercultural experiences: a pathway to socially and culturally inclusive teaching.
The Australian Army and the National System of Vocational Education and Training (VET) - An historical review of collaboration.
Governing adult education during crises: pointers for policymakers and practitioners