Teaching Interests

Having taught a variety of courses since starting my doctoral research, I thoroughly enjoy sharing my knowledge and learning myself through teaching. In particular, I value the opportunity to stimulate critical thinking in my students.
I have been teaching four courses with full teaching responsibility in both English and German, covering topics from Comparative Politics and International Relations. In March 2017, I have also had the pleasure to teach a variety of topics from Comparative Politics at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. As an undergraduate, I have furthermore been a teaching assistant in Political Philosophy.

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Teaching Experience

Winter 2016/17

National Sovereignty Referendums in the EU and Abroad (graduate level), University of Konstanz
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Contested Sovereignty (advanced undergraduate), University of Konstanz
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March 2017
Various Topics in Comparative Politics (undergraduate levels), Erasmus+ Teaching Mobility, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

Winter 2016/17

Sovereignty Referendums in Comparative Politics (advanced undergraduate), University of Konstanz
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Demands for Self-Determination: Sources and Expressions (basic undergraduate), University of Konstanz 
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Referendums, Protests, Violence in Today's World: Examples and Theory of Political Self-Determination (interdisciplinary course for international students), University of Konstanz
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Winter 2013/14

Territorial Conflicts in International Relations (advanced undergraduate), University of Konstanz
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Winter 2008/09

Political Philosophy (undergraduate), Prof. Klaus Roth, Freie Universität Berlin (teaching assistant)
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