School of Design and Digital

Visiting address
Hanes | History
Cyfadran y Diwyndiannu Creadigol | Faculty of Creative Industries
Pryfysgol De Cymru | University of South Wales
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Research interests

I completed my PhD at the University of Birmingham in 2018. My work explores the development of early modern sacramental education with a particular focus on the Holy Roman Empire in the sixteenth century. I am currently working on a monograph entitled ‘The invisible grace of God’: Sacramental Education in Reformation Germany, 1525-1610’ as well as pieces on confessional identity formation more broadly across early-modern Germany.

Teaching interests

I am module leader for the following:

Science, Magic and Learning in Early Modern Europe


The Tudor Myth, 1485-Present

Teaching interests

Postgraduate Supervision

I am interested in supervising post-graduates on topics regarding religion, politics, culture and society in early modern Europe.

Research output

  1. 'Teaching the Simple': Sacramental Education in Sixteenth Century Germany

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  2. Visual Pedagogy: The Use of Woodcuts in Early Modern Lutheran and Catholic Cathechisms

    Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

  3. Protestant Funeral Sermons in Early-Modern Germany

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Prizes

  1. USW Student Choice Award for Best Lecturer (FCI) Nomination

    Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)

  2. FBS Student Partnership Award

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