Teaching

I have taught undergraduate, MSc, and doctoral students at the University of Bath and University of Bristol across research methods, entrepreneurship, international business, and professional development.

Teaching Ethos

My teaching centres on helping students become independent and critical thinkers who can question assumptions, evaluate evidence, and connect theory with managerial, organisational, and entrepreneurial problems.

Teaching Experience

University of Bristol

• Professional Development and Research Methods — MSc · Seminar Leader (Autumn 2025, Spring 2026, Autumn 2026)

University of Bath

• Research Methods Lecture Series — Final-year Undergraduate · Co-designer and Lecturer (Autumn 2023, Autumn 2024)

• Qualitative and Quantitative Research Practicum — Doctoral · Teaching Support (Spring 2022, Spring 2023)

• Advanced Research Topics in International Business — Undergraduate · Invited Lecturer (Autumn 2025)

• Social Entrepreneurship Action Project — Undergraduate · Teaching Assistant (Autumn 2025)

• Managing Strategic Partnerships — Postgraduate Assessment (Spring 2025)

• Business in Emerging Markets — Postgraduate Assessment (Spring 2024)

Teaching Approach

I use Socratic questioning and discussion to help students examine assumptions and explain their reasoning. I encourage them to begin with the problem they are trying to solve and work backwards towards the theories, evidence, and methods needed to address it.

My teaching draws on current research and contemporary business examples. Where appropriate, I use AI-supported learning while encouraging students to evaluate these tools critically and understand their limitations.