Programme leadership
Cyber Security programme leadership
University of RoehamptonLeads MSc Cyber Security provision, MSc Cyber Security (Conversion) development, and transition to 30-credit curriculum structures.
Learning and Teaching
My learning and teaching work brings together cyber security education, curriculum development, academic quality assurance, partnership delivery, and practice-focused student support.
Programme leadership
Leads MSc Cyber Security provision, MSc Cyber Security (Conversion) development, and transition to 30-credit curriculum structures.
Accreditation and standards
Led successful NCSC accreditation work and supported professional body accreditation, validation, moderation, and academic standards processes.
Partnership delivery
Leads and supports partnership delivery, online and scalable learning provision, and content review across postgraduate and undergraduate computing and cyber security programmes, with a focus on consistency, quality assurance, and student learning experience.
Training and consultancy
Led summer and winter school data analytics training for junior data analysts, including lectures, tutorials, and ad-hoc consultancy.
Recognition
Level 7 qualification in higher education teaching, learning, assessment, and student support.
Recognition against the UK Professional Standards Framework for teaching and learning support in higher education.
Public Materials
This area will collect selected lectures and practical labs in computer science and cyber security. GitHub links can be added as each repository becomes available.
Lectures
Lectures covering cyber risk concepts, risk assessment, governance, controls, communication, and decision-making in organisational security contexts.
Lectures covering digital forensic principles, evidence handling, investigation processes, forensic artefacts, analysis methods, and reporting.
Lectures covering foundational cyber security principles, including threats, vulnerabilities, risk, security controls, network security, and the role of human and organisational factors.
Lectures introducing core computer systems concepts, including hardware, operating systems, data representation, networking foundations, and how systems support modern computing practice.
Practice
Practice-focused activities for identifying, assessing, communicating, and managing cyber risk across technical, organisational, and governance contexts.
Practice-based material for digital evidence handling, forensic investigation workflows, artefact analysis, evidential reasoning, and reporting.
Practical lab material supporting foundational cyber security topics, including security concepts, applied investigation, risk awareness, and technical exercises.
Practical lab material supporting core computer systems topics, including systems concepts, command-line practice, operating system foundations, and computing workflows.