Wednesday 14 October 2026
Winston Morgan

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Winston Morgan

Winston Morgan is a Professor of Toxicology, Equity and Inclusive Practice. His primary area of research and teaching is as a Bioscientist.

In addition to Bioscience research, he is also involved in research and scholarly activity into factors particularly race and ethnicity which determine societal outcomes in higher education (awarding gap, employment and promotion), health (inequalities) and medicine and has published widely in this area primarily in the media and opinion pieces. Media contributions include the Guardian, The Times, Times Higher, The Conversation, NPR in the USA, Channel 4, and on numerous occasions on BBC TV and radio news national and local. Many of my articles focus on the intersection of race, education, ethnicity, genetics, medicine, medical racism in societal outcomes.

2 pieces

Newest first, since May 2020

  1. · Comment

    There’s always been more than one route to becoming a professor

    Winston Morgan explains there’s more than one route to a professorship – the real question is why there are still so few Black professors

  2. · Comment

    BAME academics are already under-represented. The response to Covid-19 could reduce our numbers even further.

    As universities prepare to respond to the financial losses of Covid-19, Winston Morgan warns of a potentially devastating impact on BAME staff.