DrKaterina Koutsantoni
Head of Programmes Management
Faculty of Medicine Centre - Faculty of Medicine
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- Head of Programmes ManagementFaculty of Medicine Centre - Faculty of Medicine
- 020 7594 9462 (Work)
- 333, Reynolds Building, Charing Cross Campus, United Kingdom
BIO
Katerina is the Head of Programmes Management in the Faculty of Medicine's Education Office, leading a team of 25 staff responsible for curriculum and assessments delivery of the MBBS and BMB programmes. She was previously the Education Manager for NHLI, leading the administration for undergraduate (UG), postgraduate taught (PGT) and postgraduate research (PGR) programmes. Her current remit includes such areas as stakeholder engagement with university and NHS partners, education portfolio development and expansion, business improvement and operations, staff recruitment and development.
Katerina holds a PhD in English Literature from the University of Birmingham, a BA in Applied Linguistics and English Literature from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece and has completed a number of professional development courses.
Katerina has worked in education since 1992 and held managerial roles at King's College London and London Business School, before joining Imperial in October 2019.
SELECT PUBLICATIONS
Book
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2009) Virginia Woolf's Common Reader. Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate
Journal articles
Koutsantoni, Katerina and Oakley, Madeleine (2024). A Meeting of Minds: The Overlapping Struggles of Plath and Sexton. Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN).
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2023). 'Being a CODA: Lived Experience of Ableism'. Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN).
Strawbridge, Rebecca, Mountford-Zindars, Anna, Koutsantoni, Katerina, Tognin, Stefania, Hodgman, Carolyn, Williams, Brenda P., Kravariti, Eugenia, Komarraju, Meera, Lea, Susan J., Yiend, Jenny (2022). 'Learning to teach and teaching to learn: A small-group tutorial model enhances postgraduate tutors’ and tutees’ academic experience' International Journal of Educational Research. Volume 3. March.
Koutsantoni, Katerina and Oakley, Madeleine (2018). ‘Laura Makepeace Stephen: What was wrong with Woolf’s half-sister?’ English Studies, Volume 99, Issue 3, April, 280 – 294.
Jenny Yiend, Derek K. Tracy, Brian Sreenan, Valentina Cardi, Tina Foulkes, Katerina Koutsantoni, Eugenia Kravariti, Kate Tchanturia, Lucy Willmott, Sukhi Shergill and Gabriel Reedy (2016). ‘Post graduate clinical placements: Evaluating benefits and challenges with a mixed methods cross sectional design’. BMC Medical Education, 16:64.
Koutsantoni, Katerina and Oakley, Madeleine (2014). ‘Hypothesis of Autism and Psychosis in the Case of Laura Makepeace Stephen’. Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN).
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2012). 'Manic depression in literature: The case of Virginia Woolf'. Medical Humanities. Volume 38, Issue 1, 7-14.
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2009). ‘The impersonal strategy: Re-visiting V. Woolf’s position in The Common Reader essays’. Women: A Cultural Review. Volume 20, Issue 2, August, 157 – 171.
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2007). 'Mentoring Students with Special Circumstances‘. Praxis, Volume 07, No. 01 (Professionalization and the Writing Center, Part I), The University of Texas at Austin.
Katerina holds a PhD in English Literature from the University of Birmingham, a BA in Applied Linguistics and English Literature from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece and has completed a number of professional development courses.
Katerina has worked in education since 1992 and held managerial roles at King's College London and London Business School, before joining Imperial in October 2019.
SELECT PUBLICATIONS
Book
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2009) Virginia Woolf's Common Reader. Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate
Journal articles
Koutsantoni, Katerina and Oakley, Madeleine (2024). A Meeting of Minds: The Overlapping Struggles of Plath and Sexton. Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN).
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2023). 'Being a CODA: Lived Experience of Ableism'. Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN).
Strawbridge, Rebecca, Mountford-Zindars, Anna, Koutsantoni, Katerina, Tognin, Stefania, Hodgman, Carolyn, Williams, Brenda P., Kravariti, Eugenia, Komarraju, Meera, Lea, Susan J., Yiend, Jenny (2022). 'Learning to teach and teaching to learn: A small-group tutorial model enhances postgraduate tutors’ and tutees’ academic experience' International Journal of Educational Research. Volume 3. March.
Koutsantoni, Katerina and Oakley, Madeleine (2018). ‘Laura Makepeace Stephen: What was wrong with Woolf’s half-sister?’ English Studies, Volume 99, Issue 3, April, 280 – 294.
Jenny Yiend, Derek K. Tracy, Brian Sreenan, Valentina Cardi, Tina Foulkes, Katerina Koutsantoni, Eugenia Kravariti, Kate Tchanturia, Lucy Willmott, Sukhi Shergill and Gabriel Reedy (2016). ‘Post graduate clinical placements: Evaluating benefits and challenges with a mixed methods cross sectional design’. BMC Medical Education, 16:64.
Koutsantoni, Katerina and Oakley, Madeleine (2014). ‘Hypothesis of Autism and Psychosis in the Case of Laura Makepeace Stephen’. Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN).
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2012). 'Manic depression in literature: The case of Virginia Woolf'. Medical Humanities. Volume 38, Issue 1, 7-14.
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2009). ‘The impersonal strategy: Re-visiting V. Woolf’s position in The Common Reader essays’. Women: A Cultural Review. Volume 20, Issue 2, August, 157 – 171.
Koutsantoni, Katerina (2007). 'Mentoring Students with Special Circumstances‘. Praxis, Volume 07, No. 01 (Professionalization and the Writing Center, Part I), The University of Texas at Austin.
DEGREES
- PhD, English literatureUniversity of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom2000 - 2005
- BA, Applied and Theoretical Linguistics, English Literature, English Language teaching methodologyAristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece1992 - 1997
- Associateship of King's College, Theology and ReligionKing's College London, London, United Kingdom2011 - 2014
- Certificate of Professional Development, Counselling SkillsLondon Metropolitan University, London, United Kingdom2008 - 2009
FACULTY
- Faculty of Medicine
POSITION NAME
- Head of Programmes Management