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My research specialisms are stylistics (including cognitive poetics), narratology (including possible worlds theory), and digital fiction. My teaching reflects my research interests and I teach on a range of modules and supervise postgraduate students across the English programme

I teach a number of the foundation subjects on BA, PGCE, Teach First and BATL courses

After gaining a BSc (Hons) Applied Science and Forensic Investigation in 2003, I completed PGDip Radiotherapy and Oncology at Ï㽶ÊÓƵ In Practice in 2007.

I teach on a variety of Developmental Psychology modules at both undergraduate and postgraduate level

Senior Lecturer Primary Education, teaching primarily mathematics education

Teacher on Ï㽶ÊÓƵ programme (EU Law), Post-graduate programme (LLM International Commercial Law).

I have over six years practical experience working in the legal sector at a range of different levels. For four years I specialised in Family Law with some Civil Litigation work undertaken in the last two years of my private practice. I represented clients dealing with divorce, finances, public and private law children matters as well as family law injunctions.

I am a Fellow of the English Association, and President of the Robert Graves Society. My role at Ï㽶ÊÓƵ is Deputy Head and Head of Academic Development in the Department of Humanities.

As a senior lecturer, Nichola teaches on a number of modules including Criminal Justice, The Prison Experience, Criminal Justice Realities and Deviant Youth

Katherine’s multidisciplinary education at the University of Sydney is reflected in her current research, which traverses and interconnects Performance, History, Anthropology and Philosophy. Her diverse research is unified by a focus on embodiment and performativity – in and as epistemology, pedagogy, historiography, heritage and community.