Manchester Area, United Kingdom
Full-time PhD Candidate in Law, researching on Relational Contracts: Where Theory Meets Practice. The research examines the intersection between legal theory and its practical application, aiming to bridge the gap between theory and commercial practice. Currently working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for Contract Law module, supporting the delivery of core legal education through workshops and academic guidance. Also engaged as a Tutor in the Legal Writing Academy, providing structured support to enhance students’ legal writing, analytical, and referencing skills. In addition, appointed as the Law PGR Representative for the second year in a row, contributing to the postgraduate research community and working towards the continuous improvement of the academic environment and student experience. Established the Law PGR Forum to provide an inclusive platform for doctoral researchers to engage in interdisciplinary discussion, share research insights, and strengthen academic and social connections within the University of Manchester's Law School.
Supporting an academic research project within the Law Department examining assessment design and moderation practices in legal education, including research for ethics applications, preparation of data governance documentation, and research administration, under academic supervision.
Tutor for Legal Writing Academy GTA for Contract Law
- Worked alongside attorneys, administrative assistants and fellow legal assistants on complex cases and legal processes. - Created highly researched and articulate legal paperwork such as pleadings, contracts, and briefs. - Conducted legal research and conferred with colleagues with subject matter expertise to develop strategies and arguments in preparation for presentation of cases.