Graduate Access Mentor

I am an Oxford Postgraduate Access Mentor, because I am convinced that Oxford should be an accessible place regardless of background.

As part of my access work, I have one-on-one mentoring sessions with prospective students from underrepresented backgrounds. I give feedback on application material and answer questions about life and study in Oxford in Q&A sessions.

In addition to being part of the Oxford Access Mentorship Program, I have also mentored students for the Experimental Psychology Society and continue to provide informal mentorship as part of the Cortex Club Families Program.

Caroline Nettekoven
Caroline Nettekoven
Wellcome Research Fellow

The cerebellum holds most of the brain’s neurons, yet we still don’t know what it does for thought, language, or emotion. I build precise maps of it and use brain stimulation to find out.

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