Mia holds a PhD in Theoretical Physics from Imperial College London, where she researched string theory. She also graduated from Imperial with First-Class Honours in a four-year integrated Masters in Physics, winning the Tyndall Prize for the best Masters thesis in Theoretical Physics.
Mia tutored throughout her studies before going on to tutor full-time, and has hundreds of hours of experience teaching Physics and Maths. Caring and enthusiastic, she aims to show students how fun, exciting and profound both subjects can be.
Mia teaches the meaning behind every equation, so that students know exactly why they are taking each step in a calculation. She helps them think logically and clearly about their subject, which supports them not only in tutorials but also in class and in their own reading.
