Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

Patrice Seuwou is an associate professor of learning and teaching and the director of the Centre for the Advancement of Racial Equality at the University of Northampton.

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Rethinking neurodiversity in higher education

Strategies to embed neurodiversity support into teaching and assessment to unlock talent and drive innovation across higher education

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

Beyond the nine to five: preparing students as digital entrepreneurs

As AI and digital business reshape the world of work, universities must rethink traditional assessments and equip students with creativity, resilience and entrepreneurial skills for the new economy

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

How to navigate the digital challenges of transnational education

As UK transnational education grows, universities must tackle the digital barriers facing global learners. Here are five practical strategies to help you deliver equitable, high-quality provision worldwide

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

Advice on purposefully creating a sense of belonging among black students in majority white universities

How can we support Black neurodivergent students?

Black neurodivergent students face distinct barriers at the intersection of racism and ableism, so here are ways universities can go beyond generic policies to offer truly inclusive, intersectional support

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

Tackling accent bias: the ‘last acceptable form of discrimination’

Accent bias undermines Black international students’ confidence and belonging in UK universities. Institutions must tackle this exclusion through awareness, training, and a proactive celebration of linguistic diversity

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

How will AI reshape academic employment?

The rise of AI in higher education highlights the need for academics to upskill and adapt to new roles and ways of working. Read about how to future-proof your career

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

Making admissions processes fair on Black students

How we can use alternative criteria and targeted outreach to promote fair access to higher education for Black students

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

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Culturally sensitive support for Black international students

Ongoing support, cultural sensitivity and strategic planning can create an environment where Black international students feel valued and empowered to succeed

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

A Black student walking around campus with books in hand

Improving the digital experience for Black international students

Strategies UK institutions should take to enable Black international students’ smooth transition into university

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

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How to build inclusive mentorship programmes for Black students

To create inclusive mentorship programmes for Black university students, we must ensure they are culturally relevant, address unique challenges and foster peer support

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

A black student raising their hand in class.

Ten actions lecturers can take to boost black students’ belonging

A 10-step guide to how lecturers can improve the experience of black students studying in predominantly white institutions

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

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Ten actions to improve the experiences of Black students within UK universities

Patrice Seuwou outlines 10 steps UK universities can take to achieve greater transparency and fairness for Black students

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

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Action to improve diversity and inclusion for Black students and staff

Where should action to improve equity, diversity and inclusion within universities be focused in order to have a tangible impact? Christina Dzineku and Patrice Sewou explain

Christina Dzineku, Patrice Seuwou

Leeds Trinity University, University of Northampton

Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

Featured Resources

Rethinking neurodiversity in higher education

Beyond the nine to five: preparing students as digital entrepreneurs

How to navigate the digital challenges of transnational education

How can we support Black neurodivergent students?

Tackling accent bias: the ‘last acceptable form of discrimination’

How will AI reshape academic employment?

Making admissions processes fair on Black students

Culturally sensitive support for Black international students

Improving the digital experience for Black international students

How to build inclusive mentorship programmes for Black students

Ten actions lecturers can take to boost black students’ belonging

Ten actions to improve the experiences of Black students within UK universities

Action to improve diversity and inclusion for Black students and staff

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Patrice Seuwou

University of Northampton

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.css-1ndcrd1{overflow:hidden;overflow-wrap:break-word;max-height:108px;text-indent:0px;}Rethinking neurodiversity in higher education

Beyond the nine to five: preparing students as digital entrepreneurs

How to navigate the digital challenges of transnational education

How can we support Black neurodivergent students?

Tackling accent bias: the ‘last acceptable form of discrimination’

How will AI reshape academic employment?

Making admissions processes fair on Black students

Culturally sensitive support for Black international students

Improving the digital experience for Black international students

How to build inclusive mentorship programmes for Black students

Ten actions lecturers can take to boost black students’ belonging

Ten actions to improve the experiences of Black students within UK universities

Action to improve diversity and inclusion for Black students and staff

Rethinking neurodiversity in higher education