Teaching
My teaching philosophy focuses on developing critical thinking skills, and acquiring tools which enable students to become producers of knowledge. I have taught courses in comparative politics and quantitative methodology at undergraduate and graduate level.
| Course | Time Offered |
|---|---|
| Computational Methods: Text Analysis in Python | John Cabot, Spring 2025, Undergraduate |
| Computational Methods: GIS in R | John Cabot, Spring 2024, Undergraduate |
| Statistics | John Cabot, Spring 2024, Winter 2023, Spring 2023, Undergraduate |
| Comparative Politics | John Cabot, Spring 2024, Winter 2023, Spring 2023, Undergraduate |
| Political Economy | John Cabot, Spring 2024, Winter 2023, Spring 2023, Undergraduate and Graduate |
| European Politics and Society | Oxford, Autumn 2022, Graduate |
| Comparative Government | Oxford, Autumn 2022, Undergraduate |
| Comparative Political Economy | Oxford, Autumn 2022, Undergraduate |
| Political Economy of Corruption | UChicago, Autumn 2015, Undergraduate |
Other courses that I am ready to teach include:
- Publishing Your First Quantitative Paper
- Mixed-Methods Research Methodology
- European Politics
- State Formation and State Development
- Comparative Politics of Borders
- Historical Political Economy
- Political Economy of Corruption
Short Courses focused on producing a paper:
- Political Economy of Climate Change
- Political Economy of Conflict
- Political Economy of International Aid
Teaching reviews available upon request.