About

I achieved a first class degree in Psychology in 2013 at Sheffield Hallam University, which included studying in Finland for 6 months. the following year, at Sheffield Hallam, I gained a Distinction in my MSc Developmental Psychology, with my main project focusing on the development of the Dark Triad (Narcissism Machiavellianism and Psychopathy) in an adolescent population. Since 2013 I have been an associate lecturer at Sheffield Hallam. teaching across a broad variety of modules.

In September 2015 I started my PhD investigating the role cognitive factors, such as metacognition (thinking about thinking) in relation to positive emotions and motivations, aid international students' adjustment and academic achievement. I am also part of the Sheffield Hallam graduate attributes project. 

• Metacognition;
• Higher Education;
• Self-regulated Learning;
• Positive Psychology;
• Graduate Attributes;
• Motivation;
• Student Experience;
• Dark Triad (Narcissism, Machiavellianism and Psychopathy;
• Empathy.

Teaching

Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences

College of Social Sciences and Arts

Psychology

• BSc Psychology;
• MSc Developmental Psychology;
• MSc Psychology.

I have taught and am currently teaching on a broad range of modules which include the following:

• Abnormal Psychology and Individual Differences;
• Advanced Statistics and Design;
• Cognitive Processes and Individual Differences;
• Individual Differences in Personality and Intelligence;
• Research Methods Training;
• Psychology Practicals and Statistics
• Social Psychology and Qualitative Research Methods;
• The Psychology of Development and Social Behaviour;
• The Psychology of Education.

Research

Sheffield Hallam Graduate Attribute Project.