Suki Finn

Suki Finn is a Lecturer in Philosophy and Gender Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London. She is also co-Director of the Society for Women in Philosophy UK, a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, a Council member for the Royal Institute of Philosophy, and a Trade Union Committee member for RHUL UCU.

Dr. Finn holds a PhD in Philosophy and has established herself as a prominent academic with diverse research interests spanning multiple philosophical domains.

Her research focuses on metametaphysics, the philosophy of logic, feminist and queer theory, critical socio-legal theory, bioethics, epistemology of logic, philosophy of science, and science and technology studies. Most recently, she has been concentrating on social, medical, political, and legal issues of gender diversity and reproduction, leading a project on 'Trans/Forming Pregnancy'. Her work often explores the intersection of abstract philosophical concepts with concrete social issues, particularly around pregnancy, gender, and identity.

Dr. Finn's publications reveal a consistent pattern of applying philosophical frameworks to everyday phenomena. Her work spans metaphysical inquiries about holes and pregnancy to analyses of love through mathematical probability. This demonstrates her ability to bridge complex theoretical concepts with accessible, real-world applications that engage both academic and public audiences.

• Editor of 'Women of Ideas' published with Oxford University Press
• Editor of a selection of interviews with women from Philosophy Bites
• Forthcoming book 'What's in a Doughnut Hole?' to be published by Icon in 2026
• Regular contributor to Aeon magazine

As an academic advisor and public intellectual, Dr. Finn actively engages with students and the broader community through her teaching, writing, and public speaking. Her interdisciplinary approach connects philosophy with gender studies, law, and social justice issues, creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue across academic boundaries. Beyond academia, she contributes to arts and culture through her musical work as Masukii and visual art exhibitions.

Dr. Finn leads the 'Trans/Forming Pregnancy' research project and has exhibited artwork such as 'Forgotten Parts' at the John Hansard Gallery and the Winchester School of Art Gallery, demonstrating her commitment to exploring philosophical questions through multiple creative mediums.