N.K. PhD, Consultant | Researcher

Understanding minds and systems — from the micro to the macro.

Teaching Experience

Lecturer in Forensic Psychology, Bath Spa University

I design and deliver content that meets curriculum objectives but also challenges students to think critically about the psychological mechanisms underpinning crime, justice, and human behaviour. Instructor of record:

  • Advanced Contemporary Topics in Forensic Psychology (Level 6, Module leader)
  • Introduction to Criminal and Forensic Psychology (Level 4 – Forensic Psychology pathway)
  • Criminal and Forensic Psychology (Level 5 – Single Honours pathway)

Alongside my lecturing and seminar delivery, I supervise undergraduate dissertation students, offering expert guidance in both qualitative and quantitative methodologies.

Lecturer in Forensic Psychology, University of Gloucestershire (2022-2023)

I taught across a broad portfolio of modules including:

  • Understanding the Criminal Mind (Level 5 – Individual Differences; Module Led)
  • Risk and Protective Factors in Psychological Development (Level 5 – Developmental Trajectories and Offending; Module Led)
  • Working in Forensic Settings (Level 6; Module Led)
  • Serious Crime Investigation and Behavioural Investigative Advice (Level 6; Module Led)
  • Psychology in the Legal Process (Level 7; Lectured)
  • Offenders: Causes, Assessment and Intervention (Level 7; Lectured)

I also supervised both undergraduate and postgraduate dissertation students.

Visiting Lecturer in Psychology, Leeds Trinity University (2022-2023)

  • Provided marking and formative feedback for students on the Forensic Psychology pathway.

Postgraduate Student Teacher in Psychology, De Montfort University (2021-2022)

  • Seminar tutor for Research Methods 1 (Level 4), supporting students in developing foundational research design and analysis skills
  • Block lecturer and seminar tutor for Critical Issues in Psychology, delivering content on Discourse Analysis and guiding students through key perspectives in Critical Psychology.