I am a professional researcher with a background in regional geography and urban sciences, honed through studies at universities across Europe, including Pécs, Wolverhampton, Maribor, Zagreb, Ljubljana, and Birmingham. My primary research focus has been on the energetic dimensions of geography, but my interests span various disciplines, such as sustainability, environmental sciences, and landscape geography. This diverse expertise enables me to conduct and synthesise research across multiple geographical fields.
During my years as a PhD student, I served as a lecturer, teaching topics such as renewable energy resources and world regional geography to BSc and MSc students. In 2015, I officially became a qualified teacher after completing my PGCE at Birmingham City University, which allowed me to apply my geographical knowledge in practical and educational settings. My teaching experience has since expanded to include prison and SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) environments, where I taught Science, Mathematics, and Computing across a wide range of ages, abilities, and learning levels.
My career has also taken me internationally. In Hangzhou, China, I taught science at a leading primary school, where I helped establish a geology expedition group to engage young students in the exploration of Earth Sciences.
I am a registered member of the Hungarian Geographical Society (MFT), and my credentials include a full DBS check and references.
