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My PhD is "Communicating science effectively to UK veterinary surgeons". I am self-funded.

I have had a long-term interest in domestic rabbit health and welfare. Having worked across many different industries during my career so far, including teaching, I have developed an understanding of how effective communication can have an impact on outcomes. My goal is to use this knowledge in order to improve links between research and practice to improve rabbit welfare.

Research interests

Animal Behaviour, Animal Welfare, Anthrozoology, Ethics, Human-Animal Bond, Rabbits, Rabbit Behaviour, Rabbit Nutrition, Rabbit Welfare, Rabbit Parasites, Science Communication, Shelter Medicine, Veterinary Communication, Veterinary Education

Education/Academic qualification

Biology, DipHE, University of Gloucestershire

Sept 2018Dec 2020

Award Date: 31 Dec 2020

Biomedical Science, Access Course, Abingdon and Witney College

Sept 2017Jun 2018

Award Date: 30 Jun 2018

Classical Studies, MA, The Open Universty

Feb 2003Dec 2011

Award Date: 31 Dec 2011

PGCE, University of Reading

Sept 2005Jun 2006

Award Date: 30 Jun 2006

English and Classical Studies, BA(Hons), Keele University

Sept 1996Jun 2000

Award Date: 30 Jun 2000

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