Meet Our Tutors

Clementine has just finished her 4th year studying medicine at the University of Manchester. Her interests lie mainly in neurology and cancer care and has just finished her elective at the Manchester Centre for Clinical Neurosciences. She also has a keen interest in research, previously completing a research poster which was accepted at the 2023 UKCRF network conference, summarising her work investigating barriers to research participation faced by doctors in the NHS.

Daniel studied Classics and American History at McGill University, graduating with a first-class joint honours with distinction. He then continued at McGill completing a Masters in Classics. Daniel is currently reading for a DPhil in Classical Languages and Literature at Hertford College, University of Oxford focusing on Classical Reception. 

Euan is an ESRC funded PhD candidate at King’s College London. Euan obtained a first-class degree in International Relations from the University of Edinburgh and a masters degree, with distinction, in Crisis and Security Management from Leiden University. He also completed a second masters degree, with distinction, in ‘MA European Studies’ at King’s College London, serving as a precursor to his doctoral research.

Gavin studied English at Jesus College, Oxford, graduating with first-class honours and a Gibbs Award, before completing an MPhil at Sidney Sussex, Cambridge, where he was awarded the Charles Oldham Shakespeare Scholarship. He obtained a DPhil in Caribbean Literature from St Catherine’s College, Oxford, with a thesis on Derek Walcott’s early writing. He is currently a Research Fellow in Global Modernism and Postcolonial Literature at King’s College London, where his research focus is on cross-cultural influence and plural colonialisms. 

Harry is a PhD student and tutor in philosophy at New College, Oxford University. His research engages with a wide range of philosophical issues and centres on the topic of ‘the limits of human thought’, and he tutors Oxford undergraduates in metaphysics, epistemology and the philosophy of science and cognitive science. 

Idil is currently pursuing an LLM at the London School of Economics and Political Science, specialising in Corporate and Commercial Law, alongside advanced coursework in IT and Data Law. Prior to undertaking her LLM, she gained over two years of experience at an international law firm, advising on matters including, but not limited to, corporate and transactional work and regulatory compliance. She holds a first-class honours degree from Koç University. 

James is an aspiring barrister who graduated from the University of Nottingham with First Class Honours in LLB Law. His main academic interests lie in commercial and chancery topics but he also enjoys property and public international law. He is currently studying the Bar Practice Course at the Inns of Court College of Advocacy as the Yarborough-Anderson Scholar of Inner Temple.

James has completed an MPhil in Mathematics at the University of Warwick. The research looked at the equidistribution of periodic orbits in abelian extensions of hyperbolic dynamical systems. Prior to the MPhil, James graduated from Durham University with a MMath in Mathematics (European Studies) (First class honours). As part of this degree, James spent a year studying Maths (in German) at the Ruhr University Bochum.

Jeanie has completed two law degrees at University College London, an undergraduate and a masters with a specialism in Litigation and Dispute Resolution (the latter of which she graduated with a Distinction). Her work experiences are varied across corporate law firms, think tanks and pro bono clinics, and her specific interests in the law include dispute resolution, competition law and corporate governance.

Justin is currently completing his Masters in Public Administration at the London School of Economics (LSE) in the School of Public Policy, with a concentration in Economic Policy. Prior to studying at the LSE, Justin was a policy analyst at the Center for American Progress, a U.S. based think tank, where he researched and advocated for policies relating to housing, environmental justice, poverty alleviation, and employment. He also spent time as a consultant with Ernst & Young (EY) advising federal and state government agencies on the implementation of their policies and programs.

Laxmi is entering her fourth year of study at University College London (UCL). She completed her BSc in Clinical Sciences at UCL, where she conducted a systematic review exploring the use of extended reality technologies in medical education. Currently, she is working on an audit evaluating the implementation of teledermatology in clinical settings. Her academic interests encompass medical education, dermatology, and global health.

Leah studied English Language and Literature at Hertford College, Oxford. She gained a Distinction for her Masters in Early Modern Literature at KCL, and is currently working on her AHRC-funded DPhil at Balliol College Oxford in metaphors of saintly intercession after the Reformation in literature. She has worked as a research assistant at Lambeth Palace Library, and for the Donne Variorum.

Martina is an MPhil Candidate in Modern Middle Eastern Studies with Persian at St Antony’s College, University of Oxford. Prior to this, she gained a Distinction in her MSc in History of International Relations from the London School of Economics. Her research interests include topics such as the economics of sustainability, economic sanctions, and the politicisation of monetary policy.

Mia took a four-year Masters course in Physics at Imperial College London, where she continued on to obtain a PhD in Theoretical Physics, specifically String Theory — a model of particle physics and gravity on microscopic scales. Since then she has been a tutor and academic researcher in Physics and Mathematics, and currently works at the University of Leeds researching Environmental Fluid Dynamics.

Oliver studied Natural Sciences at Churchill College, University of Cambridge. He graduated with a First-Class degree in his bachelor’s specialised in Astrophysics. He also completed his master’s degree in Astrophysics at the University of Cambridge where he graduated with a First and a college scholarship. He is completing a PhD at Queen Mary, University of London in theoretical physics. His research is on applying general classes of modified gravity theories to the production of gravitational waves.

Oliver studied Jurisprudence (Law) at Magdalen College, University of Oxford, where he was a scholar. He graduated with a first-class degree, as well as prizes in Land Law and Legal History. He was a keen ‘mooter’, and won a number of competitions, both nationally and internationally. Recently, Oliver undertook the Bar Training Course, and will commence pupillage at a prominent commercial-chancery set in Lincoln’s Inn.

Steven graduated top of his year for his MA in Philosophy and Theology at Edinburgh University. Since then, he has focused on making specialist philosophy ideas accessible to non-specialist audiences through teaching, coaching, speaking, and writing. He is a Senior Specialist and Teacher Trainer at The Philosophy Foundation, teaches Philosophy at the London Academy of Excellence, and writes a regular column for The Philosopher’s Magazine.

Souparnika has completed a Master’s degree at the UCL Institute of Education where studied Educational Planning, Economics and International Development. She also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Delhi. Her interests include the economics of education, labour economics and development economics.