Teaching & PhD Supervision

PhD supervision

I am interested in supervising students in the areas of forensic speech science and sociophonetics, and especially welcome proposals in these areas that address issues related to multilingualism and/or take an experimental approach. Within forensic speech science, I am interested in phonetics-centred proposals that concern voice and identity in production and/or perception.

You are welcome to reach out to me for informal enquiries, but you should consult the Lancaster website for information and guidance on PhD applications and funding in the first instance.

Teaching

I teach undergraduate and postgraduate modules in the areas of phonetics, forensic speech science, sociolinguistics, and quantitative methods. I also supervise BA and MA/MSc dissertations in these areas. In 2024/25, I teach on the following modules:

• LING223 English Phonetics
• LING301a Dissertation Preparation
• LING429 Forensic Linguistics (Guest lecture)
• LING488 Foundations of Speech Science

I have recently taught on the following modules:

• LING541 Quantitative Data and Analysis for Applied Linguistics