Ania Stasinska is a Senior Lecturer and Deputy Head of School (Education) in the School of Population and Global Health. She is dedicated to designing and leading engaging, student-centred learning experiences and plays a key role in providing strategic guidance and support to the School’s teaching and learning team.

Ania teachs across multiple areas including public health, leadership, epidemiology and biostatistics, and health systems.

Her teaching philosophy centres on equipping students with the knowledge and skills they need to address real-world health challenges, while fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and professional readiness. 

Currently, Ania's research interests are strongly aligned with the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL), with a focus on enhancing student engagement, exploring innovative strategies, and evaluating approaches that prepare students for diverse careers in public health.

Alongside her teaching, Ania is deeply passionate about understanding how the environment influences health. She has contributed to projects in environmental epidemiology exploring chemical and metal exposures and their health impacts, as well as research into the role of green and blue spaces and health.