Since 2010, as a Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at Loughborough University, I have been convening and/or teaching on the following modules:
- Introduction to Academic Studies (first year, 10 credits)
- The Contemporary World Arena (first year, 20 credits)
- The Idea of Europe (first year, 20 credits)
- Political Analysis (second year, 20 credits)
- Research Design (second year, 10 credits)
- State, Violence and Terrorism (third year, 20 credits)
- Politics and Religion (third year, 20 credits)
- Dissertation in Politics (third year, 40 credits)
- Protest and Resistance (postgraduate, 30 credits)
- International Politics: Issues and Policies (postgraduate, 30 credits)
I taught for the University of Kent from 2005 to 2010. The modules I taught on for the School of Politics and International Relations include:
- Studying Politics and International Relations: Skills and Methods (PO308, Certificate level, 15 credits);
- Introduction to Strategic Studies (PO608, Intermediate level, 15 credits);
- Terrorism and Political Violence (PO629, Honours level, 15 credits);
- European Security Cooperation since 1945 (PO599, Honours level, 15 credits);
- New World Orders and International Relations (PO586, Honours level, 15 credits).
Between 2008 and 2010, I also convened and taught the following modules for the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (in Medway), the Centre for Flexible Learning, and for the English Language Unit:
And between 2008 and 2010, I also convened and/or taught on the following modules for Canterbury Christ Church University's Department of Applied Social Sciences and Department of Media:
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