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Teaching Experience

Bhadra has 10 years of teaching experience of teaching undergraduate and graduate level courses in the following areas of study: forensic science, forensic psychology, crime and media studies, cultural criminology. She has also conducted short study courses (summer/winter schools, certificate programs) as well as conceived and instructed in training programs for career professionals. Besides her regular teaching engagements, she has been regularly invited as a guest lectures for various public talks, workshops, short-term taught programmes, and conferences.She is also interested in exploring creative and accessible ways to take her teaching beyond the classroom to professionals and mid-career scholars.

Taught Courses

UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL

Introduction to Forensic Science

Advanced Forensic Science

Scene to Screen: Crimes in the Media

Complex Investigations and Organized Crimes

Blood Antiquities and Archaeopolitics

Cultural Policies and the Art Market

GRADUATE LEVEL

Applied Forensic Psychology in the Criminal Justice System

Psychology, Society, Science & the Law

Mentoring

In addition to being an academic advisor graduate students, Bhadra is also committed to mentoring undergraduate students outside of JGU. She has served as a short-term study abroad programme mentor for Murdoch University students under the New Colombo Plan exchange, as well as mentored graduate and PhD students in independent research projects or dissertation theses, including research design, hypothesis testing, data collection, and analysis.

I enjoyed taking this course! The professor is easily one of my favorite professors as she makes the classes soo interesting with the use of interesting real life cases and putting forward questions to students that force us to critically analyze news media. The internal assignments designed by the professor were also quite fun to work on.

Brilliant professor, enjoyed every class she taught, one of the most fascinating elective. She is so well versed I would not even lose interest in a 9 pm class.

Anonymous Student Feedback, Fall 2023