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• Planned and wrote major news articles, reviews, features for the video game industry.
• Authorised critic on OpenCritic and WhatToPlay.
• Managed and edited articles by contributors in WordPress.
• Increased daily readership numbers by publishing high quality, diverse, and original pieces.
• Developed and implemented the review policy.
• Trained contributors in WordPress and writing for publication.

• Graduate class: Multiple Perspectives on Management (in collaboration withProfessor Matthias Kipping from York University, Canada).
• Topics included: comparisons of managerial styles in the U.S., Europe, and Japan and howtransfer of managerial knowledge occurred.
• Assisted students and the class by organizing VLE material, prepared class materials,helped the administrative process behind the course.

• Coordinated academic presentation events as a member of the Business History Collective initiative (formed between academic researchers from the universities of Glasgow, Birmingham, Northumbria, Brunel, Universidad de.
• Provided technical assistance for the events.

• Taught courses/tutorials in the following undergraduate subjects:Economic and Social History 1A: Towards Globalisation, 1750-1914Economic and Social History 1B: Themes in Globalisation, 1914-2008
• Courses taught ranging from European Business History to Financial History, Deindustrialisation, International Political Economy, etc.
• Taught in several tutorial group to highly international groups.
• Marked assessments, including student essays and reports.
• Dealt with student administration issues, including absences and academic challenges.
• 95% of students found the courses taught very satisfactory.

• Project collaboration within the University's Social Sciences Faculty on privatisation and price liberalisation with regards to IMF programmes, funded by the Gerda Henkel Foundation.
• Researched primary documents and quantitative IMF data.
• Had regular meetings with the Principal Investigator to present progress.
• Built a international privatisation database depending on IMF conditions using R and Excel.

• Decided alongside a smaller team the projects that would be presented within the seminar group.
• Invited scholars to present at the group seminar.

• Managed a team of 5 international localisation testers for English, French, German, Spanish,and Italian.
• Provided English language localisation on main titles like Final Fantasy XV, Final FantasyX Remaster, Final Fantasy IX Remaster, Final Fantasy VII Remaster, Dragon Quest 11,Kingdom Hearts 3, Octopath Traveler, etc.
• Developed and implemented test plans for major publishers, including Square Enix, Sony,Nintendo, etc.
• Participated in meetings with the publishers to update on progress and targets.
• Kept project confidentiality at all times (Non-Disclosure Agreement).
• Reported all English language issues found in test phases in a clear, concise, and effectivemanner and logged these in databases.

• Helped graduate students with queries and with their accommodation at Cambridge.
• Interacted with students, academics, support staff, and visitors on a wide-range of concerns ranging from administrative to academic issues.
• Oversaw that students abided by the University’s code of conduct.

• Elected as Student Representative in the Economic and Social History subject by fellow students.
• Assisted students with issues affecting their studies and university experience.
• Participated in department meetings with academic staff and other student representatives.
• Liaised between the voices of students and the recommendations of staff members.

• Provided information and advice on a wide range of issues related to studying at the University and living in Glasgow to prospective and current students.
• Offered personal and professional development, whether focused on career development, postgraduate study or volunteering.

• Responded to student, staff, and visitor exigencies as they arose.
• Encouraged the social and cultural life of the student community via group activities and meetings.
• Offered counsel and support for students in need of help, information, or a friendly conversation.
• Mediated disputes between students with conflicting views and discordant personalities.
• Represented the University in an ambassadorial role by maintaining a high profile in the halls of residence and through interaction with support networks such as police and fire brigades.
• Administered three residence blocks by ensuring that proper conduct was met.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Economics

• Dual PhD Programme with the University of Glasgow in Economics and Economic History on the topic of Airline privatisation in Europe and.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Economic And Social History

• Dual PhD with the University of Glasgow in Economics and Economic History on the topic of Airline privatisation in Europe and industry.

Master Of Philosophy - Mphil, Economic History

Activities and Societies: Student Warden to Queens' College, University of Cambridge • Researched the economic and political motives.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Economic History

Activities and Societies: Student Representative, Student Mentor, Assistant Senior Resident • Co-ordinated and participated in a.

Baccalaureate

• Overall result (9.13) [maximum 10] • Literature and language (9.80), Mathematics (8.10), Geography (9.50) [max. 10] • Achieved very good.