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Our Global Careers Calls to employers, current students and alumni of the University of London uncovers the stories behind a range of careers and industries from around the world. These episodes provide insights into professional journeys, as well as tips to get into your chosen industry and much more.
The views expressed during these podcasts are purely those of the contributors at the time of broadcast, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the University of London.
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In this episode of Global Careers Call Season 11, our host Rosie Baber interviews Andrew Woon, a Senior Lecturer and Programme Director for the BSc Business Management course at Queen Mary, University of London. Andrew shares his journey from Malaysia to the UK, his teaching philosophy influenced by Lao Tzu, and his extensive background in strategic and business management. He discusses the evolving academic landscape in Malaysia and the UK, the challenges and rewards of his career, and the importance of passion for teaching, love for students, and networking to navigate the sector. Finally, he also reflects on the future of education, particularly how AI and changing student needs are reshaping teaching methods.
Key parts:
01:51 Andrew's Background and Expertise
02:59 Inspiration and Teaching Philosophy
03:35 Journey in Academia
04:30 Academic Landscape in Malaysia
07:38 Rewards and Challenges in Academia
12:26 Future of Academia and Staying Updated
16:52 Strengths and Qualities for Success
20:06 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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