Personal statement

I am an interdisciplinary academic in the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship working at the intersection of the dual domains of space and cyber, I bring a blend of expertise in entrepreneurship, space technology, cybersecurity, simulation, and legal knowledge. With an understanding of the complex challenges faced by the space industry. I seek to leverage my interdisciplinary background to create transformative learning experiences that bridge the gap between theory and practice. Through my lectures and immersive storytelling, I aim to inspire students and professionals to embrace the dynamic intersection of space entrepreneurship, emerging technology and cybersecurity resilience. By infusing my teaching with practical insights and a focus on ethical decision-making, I seek to empower my students to be purposeful and visionary leaders who can navigate the ever evolving complex landscape in emerging sectors and economies. I am committed to fostering a collaborative and inclusive learning environment that nurtures creativity, critical thinking, innovation, entrepreneurship, and legal knowledge. I believe in the power of interdisciplinary education and strive to cultivate meaningful connections, with my students, guiding them to unlock their full potential and pursue their passions. Fundamentally my work is driven by a desire to shape and secure a entrepreneurial thriving, innovative and legally compliant space industry. In addition to my role within Strathclyde University, I am also a visiting academic at the International Space University in Strasbourg.