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I am an Assistant Professor focused on antitrust, competition law, and their intersection with labour law and public-interest transformation. I currently teach and supervise at the University of Warsaw, building on years as a Lecturer at the University of the Free State.

Across my academic and professional experience, I’ve taught core modules spanning Contract Law, Dispute Resolution, Labour Law, Banking Law, and Competition Law, and I’ve led curriculum development and module accreditation for postgraduate labour and competition offerings. As Programme Director for a PG Diploma in Labour Law, I’ve contributed to strengthening both course structure and student learning experiences.

My research and publications examine merger control, public-interest considerations, and the sensitive interplay between labour law and competition jurisprudence. I also contribute through research supervision, external examination and moderation, and convening academic conferences and colloquia, including founding and leadership roles in scholarly societies.