I took my undergraduate studies in European Studies in 2012 at the Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City, Philippines. My specialized track within my major was international relations, while at the same time I took a minor in history, as well as a required minor in German. I graduated in 2016 before moving to Canada with my family the next year. I then took a post-graduate certificate program in Museum and Cultural Management at Centennial College from 2018 to 2019.
My main research interests in history are diplomatic/international history, and early modern Europe up until 1815. My thesis, under the supervision of Andrew Jainchill, explores the influence of philosopher Edmund Burke’s ideas on the framing of the Congress of Vienna. My other general thematic interests include intellectual history, cultural history, and religious history.
Education:
Post-Graduate Certificate in Museum and Cultural Management, Centennial College, 2019
AB European Studies, minor in History and German, Ateneo de Manila University, 2016
• “The Congress of Vienna and the Public Sphere: Spectacles, Salons and Souvenirs.”
Conference Paper presented at the 19th Annual McGill-Queen’s Graduate Conference in History, McGill University, 2022.
David Russell Research Award, 2022
Dr. Andrew Jainchill
