
Teaching
I am a dedicated teacher who has consistently received excellent evaluations from students and members of the academic staff, with expertise in International Relations Theory; Security Studies; Race and Ethnic Politics; Migration and Border Studies; Political Violence; Strategic Studies; and Post/de-colonial Studies. This can be seen in my last teaching evaluation, which averaged 4.8/5. My pedagogy is anchored in collaborative and active forms of learning and encourages students to think critically, independently, and politically about the topics. In my teaching, I use a variety of methods that appeal to multiple learning styles, including case studies, videos, PowerPoint, simulations, oral presentations, debates, etc. I have conducted seminars and lectures at both undergraduate and graduate levels and have strong experience facilitating small and large class discussions in diverse and multicultural settings.
Teaching Experience
SOAS, University of London
(153400084) Introduction to Global History – BA, 2025/26
(153400085) Introduction to International Relations – BA, 2025/26
(153400070) Globalisation and Global Governance – BA, 2025/26
MA Supervision
BA Supervision
London School of Economics
(IR4A1) International Relations: Core Theories and Debates – MSc, 2024/25
(IR305) Strategic Aspects of International Relations – BSc, 2024/25
(IR200) International Political Theory – BSc, 2024/25
(IR4A2) International Relations: Global Applications – MSc, 2023/24
(IR487) International Relations : Critical Perspectives – MSc, 2023/24
(IR205) International Security – BSc, 2021/22
(IR499) MSc Supevision, 2023-25
(IR398) BSc Supervision, 2023-25
University of Brasilia (UnB),
(TRI 2) International Relations Theory – BSc, 2019-20