Currently I am an Associate Professor in Science Education in the Institute of Education, Dublin City University, Ireland. I have been lecturing in the area of science education at tertiary level for over 18 years. Currently, my principle work focuses on the research, development and facilitation of pre-service, post-graduate and continuing professional development programmes in science education. I have conducted and published research in the area of the Nature of Science, Inquiry- Based Science Education, Primary Science Education and Education for Sustainability and has developed a range of innovative educational resources to support the teaching and learning of science, sustainability and climate change. I have participated in numerous National and International projects in STEM Education. I was the Irish co-ordinator and principal professional development facilitator for Ireland in the FP7 Fibonacci Project and was the Irish co-ordinator for the EU Comenius SUSTAIN project. Most recently she was one of the principal investigators on the Education for a Sustainable World Project, that was funded by the Global Consortium for Sustainability Outcomes (GCSO). I am currently the Associate Director of the Centre for the Advancement of STEM teaching and Learning (CASTeL) www.castel.ie. I am Co-Chair of the scientific and pedagogical committee of the international Office for Climate Education (https://www.oce.global/en/home) and am Chair of ALLEA’s (All European Academies) Science Education Working Group (https://allea.org/science-education/) Website: www4.dcu.ie/stem_education_innovation_global_studies/people/cliona-murphy.shtml