PgCLTHE (HEA Fellowship), PhD in Criminology and Social Policy, Masters by Research in Development Geography, BSc (Hons) Development and Health in Disaster Management Profile Louise has worked for over twenty years in the field of human security and education. She has operational policing experience and worked with international organisations and the United Nations in the field of curriculum design, development of training and project materials, project evaluations, research, integrating results-based management systems, facilitating trainings and establishing new community safety projects. Prior to becoming the Curriculum Manager with the School of Policing Studies with Charles Sturt University Louise worked for four years with the University of South Wales implementing the Police Education Qualification Framework with five police services in England and Wales. Louise has a PhD from the International Centre for Policing & Security, areas researched included community crime prevention, community safety and procedural justice. She has published in peer reviewed journals and presented at numerous international conferences, including EUROCRIM, the Stockholm Criminology Symposium and the United Nation Programme of Action. Teaching Research Publications Rogers, C., Pepper, I, and Skilling, L. (2022) ‘Evidence based policing for crime prevention in England and Wales: perception and use by new police recruits’. Crime Prevention and Community Safety. Journal of Crime Prevention and Community Safety September 1, 2022 Skilling, L & Rogers, C. (2017) ‘Crime prevention and coping mechanisms in neighbourhoods: insights from Kibera, Nairobi’, Crime Prevention and Community Safety, 19(2), 103-121 Skilling L & Zapasnik, M. (2017) ‘Addressing the explosive hazard threat in northern Syria: risk education on UXO, landmines, booby traps and IEDs’, The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction, 21(2) Skilling, L. (2016) ’Community Policing in Kenya: The Application of Democratic Policing Principles’, Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles, 89(1): 3-17 Contributed a chapter on methodologies within the book ‘Researching Police in the 21st Century: Lessons from the field’ (June 2014) Palgrave Macmillan publishers, Hampshire, UK Contributed to Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian De-mining’s (GICHD) ‘Sourcebook on Socio-Economic Survey’, 1 edn (2011) Geneva Centre for Humanitarian De-mining.
Curriculum Manager
Dr Louise Skilling