譚小玲教授
兼任教授
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EdD Durham University
MEd University of Hong Kong
Adv Dip Ed University of Hong Kong
Cert Ed University of Hong Kong
BA (Hons) University of Hong Kong
Specialization and expertise
Lifelong learning
Learning for older adults
Professional and vocational education
Quality assurance in higher education
Outcomes-based learning
Maureen Tam is aProfessor in the field of elderly education in the Department of International Education at the Education University of Hong Kong, where she is also Deputy Director of the Centre for Lifelong Learning Research and Development, and Head of the EdUHK Elder Academy. She has extensive experience in teaching, research and management in higher education institutions, both in Hong Kong and abroad. Before joining the university in 2009, she was the Dean of the Community College and Further Education, and from 1996 to 2007 the Director of the Teaching and Learning Centre, at Lingnan University.
Prof Tam’s research interests include elderly education, lifelong learning, professional and vocational education, quality assurance, outcomes-based education, and teaching, learning and assessment in higher education. Most of her recent publications, built on success in winning competitive externally funded grants, are focused on ageing and lifelong learning for and by elders, and on policy and practice pertinent to the provision of education for older adults in Hong Kong and the world. Serving on the Boards of journals such as the International Journal of Lifelong Education, and Educational Gerontology, and frequently invited to present at leading conferences in the field, Prof Tam is recognized internationally as one of the leading scholars in the field of educational gerontology and lifelong learning.