CV

On this page, you will find academic positions I have held and my education

Teaching Experience: 

Oct 2022 - Present: Heritage Officer, Norwegian Church Cardiff Bay

    Courses taught: 

  •     Heritage Work Placement (Swansea University) 

Sept 2020 - June 2021: Graduate Teaching Intern (Level II), College of Arts and Humanities, Swansea University

    Courses taught:

  •     Alexander and the Hellenistic World

Sept 2018 - June 2020: Graduate Teaching Assistant, College of Arts and Humanities, Swansea University 

    Courses taught: 

  • Introduction to Being Human 
  • Greek History and Society 
  • From Village to Empire: An Introduction to Roman History 

Education:

April 2018 -  June 2022:   PhD in Ancient History, Swansea University

Sept 2014 - Aug 2015: MSc in the Hellenistic World, The University of Edinburgh

Sept 2011 - June 2014: B.A Joint Honours in Ancient History and History, Swansea University


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