An experienced lecturer with a background in the fashion industry, specialising in delivering theoretical and practical lessons including creative research methodologies, global industry and fashion trends, brand management, consumer behavior, fashion psychology, digital marketing strategies, art and fashion history.

Alexandra is recognised for her distinctive teaching approach, which brings together the dynamic intersections of fashion trends, art, and business. This unique method cultivates a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of the fashion industry, empowering students to connect creative and commercial perspectives effectively.

Highly skilled in curriculum development, Alexandra designs structured courses that emphasise clear academic objectives and measurable learning outcomes. Her strong organisational and planning abilities ensure that lessons are well-paced and aligned with student needs.

She is adept at fostering an engaging and inclusive classroom environment, empowering students from diverse international backgrounds to achieve their fullest potential.

With a focus on rigorous research, Alexandra's work has been peer-reviewed and presented at international conferences, contributing to scholarly discourse and advancing knowledge in the fashion and creative industries.