Teaching
I design courses, lecture, supervise, lead seminars, and give tutorials across ethics, political philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, the philosophy of AI, logic, and academic writing.
Pedagogical training
- Life Worth Living Graduate Pedagogy Fellowship 2026 A fellowship supporting doctoral students in designing courses that help students explore what makes for a flourishing life.
Courses
Ethics
- Moral Responsibility and Implicit Beliefs 2026–2027
- Practical Ethics 2026–2027
- Part 1B Ethics 2024–2027
- Part 1B Ethics 2024–2026
- Part 1A Ethics 2024–2026
Political philosophy
- Part 2 Political Philosophy 2024–2025
Metaphysics
- Part 1A Metaphysics 2025–2027
- Knowledge and Reality 2023–2024
Epistemology
- Part 1B Knowledge, Language and World 2026–2027
- Knowledge and Reality 2023–2024
Philosophy of AI
- Dissertation on the ethics of AI 2026–2027
Logic
- Introduction to Logic 2023–2024
Academic writing
- Academic Philosophical Writing 2022–2023
Service
Along with Tatiana Sitnikova and Lena Wang, I co-run the Cambridge Episteme Research Group, which explores contemporary issues in epistemology through a speaker series and reading sessions. Past speakers include Daniela Dover, Rachel Fraser, Michael Hannon, Elise Woodard, and Alex Worsnip.
Along with Joachim Nicolodi, I co-convene the Kinds of Intelligence reading group at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, where we discuss work in the philosophy of mind and on the normative questions raised by artificial intelligence.