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Areas of interest: international law, languages, history, culture and society.
Core research skills: library resources, archives, electronic journals and databases, legal databases, search engines.
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Freelance Researcher and International Law Graduate seeks stimulating projects in London.
I have extensive research experience due to my higher education training, and previous freelance research positions.
I am a high academic achiever, having consistently attained top marks during my BA, coming out with a strong First Class Honours degree. I recently completed MA in International Law (results TBA).
I have a specialist knowledge of Ethiopian languages, history, culture, politics and law.
I have experience working in positions involving fundraising, event organisation, financial management and customer services, and have undertaken various voluntary roles in the past few years.
I work hard unsupervised on my own initiative, and am able to work under pressure and in stressful situations.
I am a multilingual communicator with experience working with people from a variety of backgrounds and cultures.
Whilst being computer literate, I also have a proven capability of picking up and acquainting myself with new computer systems and applications.
Employment History
(Oct 2008 to Oct 2008)
Researcher
BristolUsing the Bristol City Library to provide research on the history of the Trinity Community Centre, it's surrounding area and history from 1820 to 1970 for a production and display at the Community Centre, in Bristol.
Education
(Sep 2007 to Sep 2008)
SOAS, Universtiy of London
MA International Law
Focus: Human Rights, Self-Determination, Colonialism, Theory
Skills: Research; Analysis; Time Management
[Results TBA]
(Sep 2004 to Jun 2008)
SOAS, University of London
BA African Studies - First Class Degree (Hons)
Focus: Literature (Contemporary African and Caribbean; Pan-Africanist); Ethiopian Languages, Culture, History, Literature
Skills: Linguistic; Analytical; Research
(Sep 2001 to Jun 2003)
International School of Geneva
International Baccalaureate Diploma - 30 points
(Sep 1999 to Jun 2001)
St. Julian's School
GCSEs
English Language - A
Literature - A
Maths - A
French - B
Portuguese - A
Music -A
Art - B
Drama - B
Geography - B
Biology - C
