Education CV
Education and Qualifications
PhD Candidate in Law – Wolfson College, University of Cambridge (2024 – current)
- Cambridge Political Economy Society Trust Scholarship (full funding)
- Managing Editor, Cambridge Law Review (Vol 10)
LLM, First Class - Darwin College, University of Cambridge (2023-2024)
- Faculty Prize for Advanced Labour Law
- Darwin College Recognition Award for Academic Performance
- Senior Editor, Cambridge Law Review (Vol 9)
- Papers: Advanced Labour Law (Dissertation); Legislation; Law, Technology and Society; Economics of Law and Regulation
LLB in Law and French, First Class with Honours - University of Bristol (2017-2021)
- Erasmus+ Year Abroad at the Université de Bordeaux
- Best Student in Law and Languages (2019)
- Best in Unit - Comparative Law (2019)
- Head of School Commendation (2018)
Selected Employment
- Research Assistant, Cambridge Law Journal (February 2025 - present)
- Law Supervisor, Cambridge Higher Aspirations Scheme, Gonville & Caius College (Academic Year 2024)
- Parliamentary Researcher to the former Shadow Minister for Higher Education, Houses of Parliament (June 2021 – September 2023)
Fields of research
Labour law; Comparative Law; Law and Political Economy; Critical Approaches to Law; Higher Education Law; Legislation
Summary
Relying on 'critical' methodological approaches to labour law, my research seeks to trace and compare the processes by which trade unions have come to sustain the economic, legal, and political (including ideological) conditions necessary for the reproduction of capitalist social relations in France and the UK. The aim of my research is to ascertain how differences between these processes, and their resulting effects, affect the radical potential of trade unions to transcend the very social relations they may be playing a role in sustaining.
Supervisors
Primary Supervisor: Dr Zoe Adams
Secondary Supervisor: Professor Simon Deakin
Advisor: Professor Surabhi Ranganathan
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