
PhD (International and Comparative Education)
MS (Education)
BA (Mathematics & Secondary Education)
Rose Amazan is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Education at UNSW, Sydney. She has extensive experience working with low SES communities in Australia and internationally. Rose's expertise resides in two strands of research: Social justice in education/pathways to educational equity and international education and development policy with an emphasis on gender. Rose’s research, teaching, and service activities are motivated by her commitment to community development and creating equitable and safe environments for marginalised and disadvantaged communities.
Current Grants
2021 - Lowitja Institute Project Grants ($198,975)
2020 - Crown Resorts Foundation and Packer Family Foundation ($240,000)
2020 - NSW Department of Education Strategic Research Fund ($584,000)
2019 - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, School of Education, UNSW Seed Grant ($5,000)
2019 - Literacy for Life Foundation ($30,000)
Current Projects
My Teaching
EDST5115 - Indigenous and Scociocultural Contexts of Education
EDST2070 - Culture, Identity and Education
EDST5141 - Critically Engaging with Indigenous Education in Australia