Noah Corbett is a political theorist and legal scholar from Sydney. He has completed a combined Bachelor of International and Global Studies (2020) and Bachelor of Laws (2022) at the University of Sydney, graduating with dual first-class honours and the University Medal in Government and International Relations. While studying, Noah worked as a research assistant to a barrister and in medical administration. He is presently a researcher at the University of Sydney Law School, contributing to a project investigating transnational regulatory networks. With his World Universities Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarship, Noah will study an MPhil in Politics at Oxford. He intends to pursue research exploring the consequences of the privatisation of regulation and public services for democratic moral psychology, inspired by his work in the law and the political theories of John Rawls, Alexis de Tocqueville, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau. In the future, he hopes to combine work as an academic political theorist and barrister in administrative law.