Arusa Khan

Lead multiple Foundation, Undergraduate and Postgraduate modules, including module planning, assessment, quality assurance and continuous enhancement. Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations and provide academic advising as Single Point of Contact (SPoC).

Delivered teaching across Psychology, Criminology and Research Methods, supporting blended learning and student success. Managed the Moodle VLE and supervised student research projects and dissertations.

Delivered undergraduate and postgraduate Criminology teaching across face-to-face, blended and online learning environments. Contributed to curriculum planning and assessed student work with constructive feedback.

Supported undergraduate teaching across Criminology, Sociology, Psychology and Research Methods through lectures, seminars and tutorials. Assisted with assessment, moderation and curriculum delivery using inclusive teaching practices.

Supported English language teaching for international and ESL learners, developing materials and learning activities to improve written and verbal communication. Marked assessments, provided feedback, and facilitated a Pre-sessional Conversation Club.

Supported undergraduate and postgraduate teaching across Criminology and Research Methods, including qualitative and quantitative data analysis. Planned and delivered research methods seminars, assessed student work, invigilated examinations and mentored students.

In progress Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education at the University of Law, started September 2026 with an expected completion in 2027.

PhD in Sociology, Criminology & Security Studies at the University of Salford (2015–2019), researching interpreting living law amongst Muslim women in the UK using a qualitative approach.

Grade: First Class Honours (90%)

BA (Hons) Sociology with Criminology at the University of Salford (2011–2014), graduating First Class Honours; dissertation on citizens witnessing corporal punishment in Saudi Arabia.