Rachel Woodlock is a Lecturer in Islamic Studies at the Asia Institute, University of Melbourne and Deputy Director of the National Centre for Contemporary Islamic Studies. She is an academic and writer who researches and teaches about Islam and Muslims. She also holds a keen interest in incorporating GenAI tools into research and teaching.
Her most recent work is "Islam and Gender Reform" in The Oxford Handbook of Islam and Reform, ed. Emad Hamdeh and Natana Delong-Bas (Oxford University Press, forthcoming). She co-edited Fear of Muslims? International Perspectives on Islamophobia with Douglas Pratt (Springer, 2016), an evidence-based examination of Islamophobia in both 'old-world' Europe and the 'new-world' of America and Australia, and also Southeast Asia. She also co-wrote For God's Sake: An Atheist, a Jew, a Christian and a Muslim Debate Religion (Pan MacMillan, 2013), discussing some of life's biggest questions.
She completed a Bachelor of Arts (Arabic & Islamic Studies) and a Master of Islamic Studies at the University of Melbourne, and her doctoral research undertaken at Monash University looked at the social integration of religious Muslims in Australia. She also worked as an Assistant Lecturer in the Study of Religions department, University College Cork in Ireland. Rachel has lectured widely and taught subjects on Islam and Muslims at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. She has also extensively written for, and appeared in, the media in both Australia and Ireland.
List of subjects Rachel co-ordinates or teaches into for the Islamic Studies department at the University of Melbourne. See here for more information about studying at the University of Melbourne.
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