I am currently teaching undergraduate discussion groups and supervisions at Cambridge.

I supervise (or have supervised) the following papers:

I also teach (or have taught) the following discussion groups (seminars):

The linked syllabi have been curated from the Cambridge Faculty of Philosophy’s publicly available materials, usually with help from PhD students who have taught them before.

Teaching is important to me. I rely on student feedback both to detect my blindspots and improve and also to detect what is working so I can keep that going. If you are or have been my student, you may submit anonymous feedback here at any time. Alternatively, you can get in touch with me directly at hrs53 at cam.ac.uk.

The letters IA, IB, and II refer respectively to the first, second, and third years of an undergraduate degree in philosophy at Cambridge.

Papers in the Department of the History and Philosophy of Science have centrally designed reading lists and syllabi (accessible on Moodle), whereas papers in the Philosophy Faculty have a centrally designed reading list on the basis of which each supervisor makes their own syllabi (linked).