University Education
| Institution | Degree | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Lancaster University (UK) | B.A in English Language and Linguistics | |
| University of Manchester (UK) and Freie Universität (Germany). | European MAin Linguistics | |
| Lancaster University (UK) | PhD in Greek Historical Linguistics |
Working Experience
| Duration | Institution | Duties |
|---|---|---|
| September 2011 – June 2012 | Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute | Research Associate and Project Coordinator |
| July 2012 – Present | University of New South Wales | Lecturer in Greek studies |
Skills, Interests and Achievements
| Skills, Interests and Achievements |
|---|
| Due to her education and training, she possesses excellent research and writing skills, organizational and interpersonal aptitude (in the organizing committee of two postgraduate conferences in Linguistics), as well as linguistic competence in English and German. Her general interests include dance (choreography/participation in dance performances), wine and gastronomy, black and white art photography, as well as cinema (short films and documentaries). As a postgraduate student, she was awarded the Mont Follick Fund and an Erasmus grant from the University of Manchester. |