My Experience

I have taught undergraduate students at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Such teaching involved facilitating seminar and group discussions, one on one tutoring on a weekly basis which covered theories and concepts in International Relations, and practice revision sessions to prepare my students for taking their summer term examinations.

Furthermore, I have assisted numerous students with their personal statements and applications to Master degree programmes at institutions such as the University of Cambridge and UCL. The students I assisted were successful with their applications.

Finally, I taught English as a foreign language on a volunteer basis to Sudanese refugees while I was based at the American University in Cairo, Egypt during the 2006-2007 academic year.

Subjects That I Teach

• History
• International Relations
• Science
• Sociology

My Qualifications

I am a final year PhD student in the Department of International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science. I was one of 28 recipients of LSEs full PhD scholarships and was also the recipient of LSEs Middle East Centre Scholarship.

Previously, I received an MSc in International Relations Theory from LSE and a BA in International Relations from American Universitys School of International Service in Washington, DC.

Fun fact

Before pursuing an academic career in International Relations, I previously planned to enter the fine arts. Im a painter and reproduced Vincent Van Goghs work The Starry Night at the age of sixteen.