I am a PhD student in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge, working on Kant's practical philosophy. My research to date has focussed in particular on moral psychology in the history of philosophy. I obtained my undergraduate degree (First-Class Honours) in Philosophy at King's College London, writing my research dissertation on Platonic moral psychology. I was awarded the Keeling Scholarship at UCL to pursue my ancient interests further on their two-year MPhil Stud. However, since my goal was to specialise (sooner rather than later) on Kant, I instead chose to pursue a one-year Masters in Ancient Philosophy at the University of Oxford. …
I am a PhD student in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge, working on Kant's practical philosophy. My research to date has focussed in particular on moral psychology in the history of philosophy. I obtained my undergraduate degree (First-Class Honours) in Philosophy at King's College London, writing my research dissertation on Platonic moral psychology. I was awarded the Keeling Scholarship at UCL to pursue my ancient interests further on their two-year MPhil Stud. However, since my goal was to specialise (sooner rather than later) on Kant, I instead chose to pursue a one-year Masters in Ancient Philosophy at the University of Oxford. There, I wrote a research thesis (awarded Distinction) on Socratic moral psychology. I have since been offered several scholarships to complete my PhD, including a Philosophical Quarterly Scholarship at the University of St Andrews, an AHRC Scholarship from the University of Reading, the Onora O'Neill Scholarship from Newnham College, University of Cambridge, and the Boustany Cambridge Pembroke Scholarship in Philosophy at Pembroke College, University of Cambridge.
