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Teaching

FHEA (Advance HE)

Modules

University of Leicester

At University of Leicester, I have served as Workshop Leader on two core undergraduate criminology modules from 2022 to 2026, teaching across multiple workshop groups each year. My responsibilities include designing interactive workshop activities and content, delivering two-hour workshops, marking student assessments, and providing assessment support.

CR1001 Theories of Crime and Criminality

Workshop Leader, 2022 to 2026. 900+ students across four academic years

CR1002 Criminal Justice in Action

Workshop Leader, 2022 to 2026. 800+ students across four academic years

ADCR7S1 Master's Level Study Skills

Co-Facilitator, 2025

Angus Li teaching a criminology lecture at University of Leicester

Hong Kong Baptist University

At Hong Kong Baptist University, I served as Tutorial Leader on two Humanities modules, teaching over 200 students combined.

HUMN4035 Sexual Culture in Global Popular Media

Tutorial Leader, September to December 2018. 100+ students

HUMN2027 Introduction to the Art of Theatre

Tutorial Leader, January to May 2018. 100+ students

Guest Lectures

CR3025 Violence — 'State Violence'

University of Leicester, December 2025 & December 2024

CR1002 Criminal Justice in Action — 'Comparative Perspectives: Policing Models in England and Wales and Hong Kong'

University of Leicester, October 2024

HUMN3065 Research Methods in the Humanities — 'Doing Cultural Studies'

Hong Kong Baptist University, November 2020

Developed a range of digital skills guides supporting students across university life. One, circulated school-wide, has measurably reduced enquiries around presentation assessments.

Digital & IT Literacy

Student Academic Skills

Curriculum & Assessment Development

As a member of the School's Rubric Working Group, contributed to a school-wide overhaul of assessment rubrics across Criminology and Sociology, affecting hundreds of students.

Teaching Development & Service

My work in teaching development is driven by a commitment to equity and transparency, particularly for first-generation students who face unstated assumptions about prior knowledge and assessment expectations.

Designed and delivered sessions on essay structure, referencing, and academic language for undergraduate and postgraduate students, including dedicated materials for first-year criminology students and co-developed postgraduate provision.

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