I am a Lecturer in Digital Economy and Innovation Education at the Department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London. At King’s I teach graduate and undergraduate students in topics related to digital management, economy, and data.
My work sits at the intersection of markets, organisations, and technologies. I currently study how commercial logics, from valuation processes to platform design, shape the conditions under which people act. I am particularly interested in the role of human judgement in automated and marketised settings.
My work has appeared in outlets such as Poetics, Higher Education, New Media and Society, Big Data and Society, Postdigital Science and Education, the Journal of Education Policy, and the British Journal of Sociology of Education.
Education
PhD in Higher Education 2017–2023
University of Cambridge
MSc Comparative and International Education 2014–2015
University of Oxford
BSc Education Science 2010–2013
Aarhus University
Experience
Lecturer in Digital Economy and Innovation Education 2023–
King’s College London, Department of Digital Humanities
PGTA 2023
UCL, Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose
Research Associate 2021–2022
Lancaster University, Educational Research
Associate Lecturer 2019–2020
Goldsmiths, Institute of Management Studies
Tutor 2019–2020
University of Cambridge, Faculty of Education
Research Associate 2016–2017
University of Oxford, Saïd Business School
Education Chair 2016–2017
Skoll Centre Research for Action Network, Oxford
Contract Analyst 2015
ICG Consulting, Redwood City
Blue Book Stagiaire 2014
European Commission, Brussels
Paid Intern 2013
Ministry Higher Education & Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, Munich
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