I teach courses on human rights, courts, and African politics at the intersection of law and political science.
My teaching spans the theory and practice of the protection of human and fundamental rights, regional integration in Africa, comparative African politics, and the role of courts and judges in development. I emphasise research-led, discussion-based learning grounded in contemporary case studies and close engagement with primary legal and political sources
Summer 2023, Master of Law Program,
Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas, Brazil (Guest Lecturer)
Winter 2022/2023, M.A. Seminar,
University of Bayreuth (Co-examiner)
Summer 2022, M.A. & B.A. Thesis Seminar,
University of Bayreuth (Co-examiner)
Summer 2021, M.A. Seminar,
University of Bayreuth (Lecturer)
Scientific Communication and Presentation (Impulsplus & Lucian Consulting).
Intersectionality and Diversity Competence Training (University of Bayreuth)
Speed and deep reading of scientific and other texts (Ritter Deep Reading)