Luyi Wang joined Bangor University as a Lecturer in Music Education in January 2024, after completing her PhD in Education at the University of Glasgow in 2023. She also holds an MA in Music Education: Instrumental and Vocal Teaching from the University of York and a BA in Musicology (Music Education pathway) from Xiamen University, China.

With over a decade of experience, Luyi has been teaching music in a variety of settings, including schools, universities, and community programmes. Her research interests include music education, active and creative pedagogies, EDI (equality, diversity, inclusion), and the role of music in health and wellbeing.

Undergraduate

• WXM-2270/3270 Music Teaching in Context

Postgraduate

• WMP-4062 Advanced Research Methods in Music
• WMP-4064 Music Education: Theories and Practices
• WMP-4065 Teaching Music Today
• WMP-4124 Contemporary Music Education Project

Current PhD students

• Danping Li
• Yining Xu

Activity

• Co-funder & Co-organiser, for ‘Launch (Lunch) Your Research’ Workshop Series, School of Education, University of Glasgow, 2023
• Peer reviewer, Music and Arts in Action Journal (MAiA), 2024
• Peer reviewer, Cambridge China Education Forum (CCEF), 2024
• Peer reviewer, Cambridge China Education Forum (CCEF), 2023

Academic and Professional Membership

• International Society for Music Education (ISME)
• British Educational Research Association (BERA)
• International Association for Music & Medicine (IAMM) 
• Chinese Society of Music Psychology
• Scottish Association for Music Education (SAME)

Research Projects

• 'Bisexuality Today: Understanding Attitudes, Protective Factors, and Risk Factors for an Often Invisible Sexual Minority', University of Glasgow, 2023-2024
• 'Garden Dominator: Analysis and Lessons from Singapore's Rise', Xiamen University, 2015
• 'Distinct Society Cultures in Cross-Strait Universities', Xiamen University, 2015
• 'A Well-Functioning Machine: The Functions of Longde County Government Departments', Xiamen University, 2013