I graduated in Filosofia (Laurea Magistrale) from the University of Chieti, Italy, where I specialised in Karl Popper’s theory, existentialism and epistemology. My thesis was titled “The Critique of the Historical Method—Karl Popper.”
I later obtained a PhD in Philosophy, Religion and Spiritualities (Minority Religions) from the University of Birmingham, UK.
I am a lecturer, researcher and counsellor with an interdisciplinary approach that bridges philosophy, ethics, education and mental health.
As an FHEA Fellow and IEEE Certified™ AI Ethics Assessor, I specialise in academic integrity and the ethics of AI. I contribute to interdisciplinary research as a GUS Fellow and as a Professor Extraordinarius at UNISA.
