A scholarship PhD researcher in the areas of constitutional law, human rights, devolution, and international human rights law with legislative studies. I have over two years of experience as a Teaching Assistant in Political Science and Law at UG level at

My priority is to work with students to identify their learning needs and aims, and to adjust my teaching practices to accommodate preferences in learning styles and materials. I have taught within seminar group settings and provided one-to-one support, including for specific queries about course content as well as for essay plans and drafts. I have assessment marking experience at UG level so can provide advice on essay drafting, including incorporation of structure and critical analysis. In terms of my experience: I am a PhD candidate in the areas of constitutional and international human rights law and associated parliamentary procedure at the School of Law of Ulster University. I hold a Masters degree with Distinction in Violence, Terrorism and Security, a Masters degree with Distinction in Conflict Transformation and Social Justice, and an Honours Law degree. I have AFHEA status having completed my HE teaching course in June 2022, and have worked as a Teaching Assistant since September 2021; I delivered seminars in UG Political Theory and Ideology from September 2021 to May 2023 at Ulster University and a working as a Tutor in Law at Queen's University Belfast (since September 2023). I have strong professional experience in research, including parliamentary, policy, and legal monitoring.