Current Teaching @IPZ, University of Zurich

In the academic year 2021/2022 I have taught the following courses:

• The Politics of Income Inequality: MA Level (Fall).
• Citizen Attitudes, Behaviours, and the Study of Politics: BA Level (Fall)
• MA Thesis Colloquium (Fall and Spring)
• Political Corruption in Comparative Contexts: MA Level (Spring)
• Health Policy and Politics in Comparative Perspective: MA Level (Spring)

In the academic year 2020/2021 I have taught the following courses:

• The Politics of Income Inequality: BA Level (Fall).
• Citizen Attitudes, Behaviours, and the Study of Politics: BA Level (Fall)
• MA Thesis Colloquium (Fall and Spring)
• Political Corruption in Comparative Contexts: BA Level (Spring)
• Health Policy and Politics in Comparative Perspective: MA Level (Spring)

In the academic year 2019/2020 I have taught the following courses:

• The Politics of Income Inequality: MA level (Fall)
• Comparative Government Responsiveness: From Voters to Policies.​ MA level (Spring)
• Political Corruption in Comparative Perspective: Undergraduate level (3rd year; Spring)

All Syllabi and course evaluations are available upon request.

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Teaching Qualifications

• Associate Fellow, (British) Higher Education Academy. Certification awarded 07.07.2016.

Previous Teaching Experience

I served as Teaching Assistant at the Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis for:

• Applying Regression (Dr. Jeremy Miles, Google) in 2016 and 2019.
• Machine Learning (Prof. Marco R. Steenbergen, University of Zurich) in 2019.

I also was  Graduate Teaching Assistant in the Essex Department of Government, for the following modules:

• GV250: Principles of Social Justice (Dr. Tom Parr). This module was intended for 2nd-year undergraduate students. [2015]

• GV203: Parties and Elections (Dr. Tom Quinn). This module was intended for 2nd-year undergraduate students [2016 and 2017]
• GV313: Corruption (Dr. Marius Radean). This module was intended for 3rd-year UG students. [2016]
• GV313: Authoritarianism (Dr. Marius Radean). This module was intended for 3rd-year UG students. [2017].