Teaching

I have taught a variety of methods, research design, and substantive courses at the LSE, at the undergraduate and graduate level. This includes class teaching and one-on-one sessions for dissertation students.

Graduate

Course Tutor in Comparative Government (Oxford)

Small-group tutorial teaching for core course on the MPhil Politics (Comparative Government) programme, Oxford DPIR (2025-26)

Causal inference for experimental and observational research (LSE)

Seminar teaching for masters/PhD course in causal inference, reviewing material and coding sessions in R, LSE Department of Methodology (2023)

Introduction to comparative politics and conflict studies (LSE)

Seminar teaching for core course on comparative politics masters programme, LSE Department of Government (2024)

Dissertation support advisor (LSE)

Providing one-on-one feedback sessions for masters students working on quantitative dissertation projects, LSE Department of Government (2022-24)

Undergraduate

Comparative Government (Oxford)

Lecturer for second/third year undergraduate paper in Comparative Government, Oxford DPIR (2025)

Research design in political science (LSE)

Class teaching for second year undergraduate course in research design, covering both theory and coding labs in R, LSE Department of Government (2023-25)

Executive

EMPA/EMPP Political science and public policy (LSE)

Assistant on introductory comparative politics course for business leaders and civil servants (2024)

EMPA/EMPP Policy simulation exercise (LSE)

Assistant for policy simulation exercise on food security (2025)