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24th October ‘25

I am excited to be about to begin two projects covering subjects dear to my heart, migration and faith. I am preparing to commence two distinct projects that address critical and nuanced topics. The first project will focus on the impact of migration policy, examining the socio-political implications and humanitarian considerations that shape current legislative frameworks. The second project will explore aspects of the Christian faith.. Both projects will span continental Europe and the UK and currently have a two year time period for completion.

Human migration is my main academic interest, a grave matter that fills me with both motivation and emotion. The complex interplay of social, political, and economic factors driving people to leave their homes results in profound and often shocking human stories lost in statistics. Studying migration challenges us to confront issues of identity, belonging, and humanitarian responsibility, compelling a deeper understanding of global interconnectedness and the urgent need for compassionate policy solutions. This field not only fuels my intellectual curiosity but also my commitment to advocating for those affected by displacement and migration.