- Lecturer in Sociology of Digital Education, University of Naples Federico II
Michele Martini is a Lecturer in Digital Education at the University of Napoli, specialising in the intersection of educational technology, policy, and the growing influence of big tech on higher education.
His recent research critically examines the role of neoliberal policies in reshaping universities, focusing on how state policy and corporate interests intersect to influence digital learning infrastructures and academic governance. My work sheds light on the tensions between the market-driven forces shaping universities and the broader societal impacts of these shifts, offering insights into the future of higher education and academic freedom in a digital, neoliberal landscape.
Experience
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–presentLecturer in Sociology of Digital Education, University of Naples Federico II
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2024–2025Lecturer in Sociology of Digital Education, University of Manchester
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2022–2024Lecturer in Sociology of Communication, University of Lugano
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2019–2022Marie-Curie Fellow, University of Cambridge
Education
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2014Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, Semiotics
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- Location: Italy
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