Courses

• Health and Social Policy (2023, 2024, 2025, MSc lecture and seminar, University of Lucerne)

• Health Inequality and Public Policy (2023, 2024), MSc lecture and seminar, University of Lucerne)

• Topics in Health and Social Policy (2023, 2024, MSc seminar, University of Lucerne)

• Health policy in Switzerland: An introduction (2023, 2024, 2-day PhD course, University of Lucerne)

• Capitalism, Democracy and the Welfare State: An Introduction to Comparative Political Economy (2022, MA seminar, Aarhus University)

• Political Institutions (2022, BA lecture/tutorials, Aarhus University, shared teaching)

• The Politics of Inequality (2021, MA seminar, Aarhus University)

• The Politics of Policymaking (2021, Seminar Leader, Master of Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, convened by Thomas Elston and Anna Petherick)

• The Politics of Policymaking (2020, Seminar Leader, Master of Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, convened by Thomas Elston and Thomas Hale)

• Comparative political economy (2017, BA proseminar, University of Bern)

• European democracy in crisis? (2017, BA proseminar, University of Bern, with Philipp Lutz)

• Income inequality in comparative perspective (2016, BA proseminar, University of Bern)

• Introduction to political science (2012, tutorial to the BA lecture, University of Bern)

PhD Supervision

Ongoing:

• Livia Freitag (University of Lucerne), 2023-, first supervisor (thesis: "Shortage of health professionals in Switzerland: policy strategies and interventions”)

Completed:

• Irma Heller (University of Lucerne), 2025, second supervisor (thesis: “Social anxiety disorder: The contribution of sports activity, social support, or social skills in prevention and treatment”)

• Tess Bardy (University of Lucerne), 2023, second supervisor (thesis: “Health Insurance Literacy and Value-Based Incentives in the Swiss Health Insurance System”)

• Leo Ahrens (Freie Universität Berlin), 2022, second supervisor (thesis: “Inequality and the demand for redistribution. Six essays on the causes and consequences of policy preferences”)

• Julia de Romémont (University of Oxford), 2022, external examiner (thesis: “Paying for Resentment: Positional Competition, Immigration and Support for Redistribution”)

BSc/MSc Thesis Supervision

• University of Lucerne: 4 BSc theses, 5 MSc theses (2024-2025)

• Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW): 1 MSc thesis (2024)

• Aarhus University: 1 MA thesis (2022)

• University of Oxford: 3 MSc thesis (2019-2021)

• University of Bern: 1 BA thesis (2017)