Susannah Savage

Susannah Savage is a highly educated professional with a diverse background in journalism, international relations, and language studies.

She holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Theory and History of International Relations with Distinction from The London School of Economics and Political Science, showcasing her expertise in international affairs.

Additionally, Susannah earned a First Class degree in French and History with a distinction in spoken French from The University of Edinburgh, enhancing her linguistic capabilities.

Complementing her academic achievements, she also completed an ERASMUS Year Abroad focusing on French Language and Literature at Université de Franche-Comté, further bolstering her language skills.

Furthermore, Susannah pursued a Master of Arts (MA) in Financial Journalism from City, University of London, demonstrating her proficiency in financial writing.

Susannah Savage has a rich professional history with prominent organizations. She served as the Bangladesh Correspondent at The Economist, showcasing her expertise in reporting on international issues.

Prior to this role, she worked as a Freelance Foreign Correspondent, Nico Colchester Fellow at The Economist, and contributed to FT Weekend at Financial Times and World Service at BBC, highlighting her extensive experience in journalism.

Her early career includes roles such as Journalism Intern at Guardian News & Media, Assistant to Lord Skidelsky at UK House of Lords, Trainee at European Commission, Researcher at The University of Edinburgh, and British Council Language Assistant at British Council, illustrating her versatility and adaptability across various sectors.