Nicholas Lloyd

Nicholas Lloyd is a Senior Lecturer at the Language Centre within the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film at Queen Mary University of London. He joined the university in 2007 and became Convenor of the Critical Thinking and Writing Programme (CTWL) for Postgraduate lawyers in 2012, expanding it to accommodate international cohorts in Paris and Piraeus.

• BA Hons in History of Art & Italian from the University of Reading
• MA in Leadership from the Institute of Education/UCL
• Trinity Diploma and Russian qualification from Moscow State University (2010)

His research interests focus on Legal Education, Academic Writing, and English for Specific Purposes, particularly in medical and legal contexts. He has developed curricula for postgraduate law students and explored intersections of International Shipping Law and Constitutional Law in teaching sessions. His creative pursuits include illustrating a book and hosting art exhibitions.

Nicholas has extensive teaching experience across institutions, including King’s College London, the London School of Economics (LSE), Imperial College, and Southwark College, where he taught IELTS to medical professionals. His work emphasizes intercultural communication and critical thinking in global educational settings.

He is currently active in teaching and creative projects, with no listed scientific awards or publications in the provided text.