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Professor Andrew Hickey

Professor Andrew Hickey
Name Andrew Hickey
Position Professor (Communications)
Section School of Humanities and Communication
Office Q234
Location Toowoomba Campus
Phone +61 7 4631 2337
Extension 2337
Email
Qualifications BA(Hons) USQ , GDipAppSc Charles Sturt , MAppSc Charles Sturt , PhD USQ
Homepage https://research.usq.edu.au/researcher/810q4/prof-andrew-hickey
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Biography

Andrew Hickey is Professor of Communications in the School of Humanities and Communication. His research has explored the influence of mass communication and 'public pedagogical artefacts' on public modes of learning and the enhancement of community cohesion, with his publications crossing critical pedagogy, public pedagogies and emancipatory social practice. He has led large-scale funded research projects in schools and school systems exploring the function of relational pedagogies, alternative learning programming and school-community partnerships. Andrew has also led funded research into innovative qualitative research methods and applications of ethnography in community development. Andrew can be contacted via the School of Humanities and Communication, USQ. E: andrew.hickey@usq,edu.au

Research Career


  • Humanities and Social Sciences Curriculum and Pedagogy (excl. Economics, Business and Management) ( 130205 )
  • Sociology ( 160800 )
  • Cultural Studies ( 200200 )
  • Sociology ( 441000 )
  • Cultural Studies ( 470200 )
  • Humanities And Social Sciences Curriculum And Pedagogy (excl. Economics ( 390107 )
  • Curriculum And Pedagogy ( 390100 )

Cultural Studies
Critical Theory
Community Identity
Popular Culture
Representation Politics
Ethnography
Autoethnography
Qualitative Research Methodologies


Associate of the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA)

Managing Editor, Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education


Member of the Australian College of Educators (MACE)

Member of the Australian Association for Research in Education

Member of the Cultural Studies Association of Australasia

Member of the Australian Sociological Association


  • Institute for Resilient Regions (IRR)
  • Centre for Heritage and Culture (CHC)

Teaching


CMS1010 Introduction to Communication Studies
CMS1012 Introduction to Media Studies
CMS2019 Global Hollywood
CMS2008 Self, Subjectivities and Communication
CMS2009 Celebrity and Society
CMS3008 Communication and Media Industries
CMS3009 Research and Inquiry in Communication and Media
HMT3001 Independent Project
CRI2211 Crime, Justice and the Media


20 Years

Supervision


  • Humanities and Social Sciences Curriculum and Pedagogy (excl. Economics, Business and Management) ( 130205 )
  • Sociology ( 441000 )
  • Cultural Studies ( 470200 )
  • Humanities And Social Sciences Curriculum And Pedagogy (excl. Economics ( 390107 )
  • Curriculum And Pedagogy ( 390100 )