I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (since 2016) and have over ten years of experience teaching in a Higher Education setting.

2025 : GEO6018M River Management (Level 6) – York St John – Design and delivery of module in 2025/26 academic year.

2025 : GEO5016M Environment Hazard (Level 5) – York St John – Update and delivery of two 90-minute lectures on hydrological hazards.

2025 : GEO6009M International Fieldwork (Level 6) – York St John – Design and delivery of a 2 hour science communication workshop to help students with their assessment.

2020 : Flood Resilience: Living with Water (Level 7) – University of Hull – Module lead and designed and delivered this module for the newly formed MSc Flood Risk Management. This module was delivered virtually due to Covid-19 restrictions.

2020 : Science Communication – Biology (Level 4) – University of Hull – Designed and delivered a one hour game-based scicomm workshop.

2017 : Geology International Fieldtrip – Almeria, Spain (Level 5) – University of Hull – Support teaching staff.

2016 : Geohazards (Level 5) – University of Hull – Delivery of two 2 hour lectures and practical modelling workshops.

2014-15 : Introduction to GIS (Level 4) – Bishop Burton College – Co-designed and delivered this module for two years.

2014 : Preparing for Learning in Higher Education (Foundation) – University of Hull – Design and delivery of five geography-based problem solving workshops.

Past Student Supervision

Dr Josh Wolstenholme – University of Hull (2018 – 2023) – Monitoring & modelling fluvial hydrogeomorphic response to leaky wooden dams

I was Dr Wolstenholme’s lead supervisor until I left the University of Hull in 2021. I remained an active part of his supervisory team until his completion in 2023. He is now a Vice-Chancellor’s Independent Research Fellow at Loughborough University. He is also a superlative science communicator, creating interactive 3D models of leaky dams and winning a national “I’m a scientist!” prize during his PhD.