World leader in education policy joins UNSW

By EducationHQ News Team
Published December 7, 2017

World-renowned Finnish educator Dr Pasi Sahlberg has been appointed a Professor of Education at UNSW Sydney and will work with the University’s new interdisciplinary institute focusing on educational access and excellence, the Gonski Institute for Education (GIE).

Sahlberg, a former director general at the Ministry of Education and Culture in Finland and a visiting professor at Harvard ...

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World leader in education policy joins UNSW

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