Adam Bridgeman
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Adam Bridgeman is Pro Vice-Chancellor (Teaching and Learning) in the Division of Teaching and Learning at the University of Sydney. He studied chemistry at the University of Oxford, completed a PGCE in chemistry at the University of Birmingham, and earned a PhD in inorganic chemistry at Trinity Hall, Cambridge. His academic career included roles at Newnham College, Cambridge and the University of Hull before he joined the University of Sydney in 2006 as Director of First Year Studies in the School of Chemistry, later becoming Associate Dean (Learning and Teaching), Director of Educational Innovation, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Educational Innovation, and Interim Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education). He is known for his work in teaching and learning leadership and in fields including education assessment and evaluation, STEM curriculum and pedagogy, educational technology and computing, and higher education.
Updated 9 October 2026
Public sources: sydney.edu.au
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