I have several years of teaching experience in the social and political sciences. I have taught and supervised undergraduate and postgraduate students in areas such as political behaviour, political attitudes, race and ethnicity, and social research methods.

Teaching experience at the Higher School of Economics

Starting in the 2025-2026 academic year, I will teach regression analysis in the BSc research seminar Methodology and Research Methods in the Social Sciences and will teach measurement issues in the BSc course Introduction to Scaling and Dimensional Analysis, both in the Bachelor’s program Computational Social Sciences. I will also teach an MSc course on Measurement Issues in Comparative Social and Political Analysis.

Teaching experience at the London School of Economics and Political Science

At LSE, I was a lecturer in the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity Fellowship programme from 2021 to 2024 where I taught in the MSc course Leadership and Social Change (SO4A8), provided mentorship and pastoral care to AFSEE fellows and to students in the MSc in Inequalities and Social Science, contributed to curriculum development, and supported students with tailored support on social research methods.

Teaching experience at Cardiff University

At Cardiff,  I taught quantitative methods to undergraduate students in the BSc course Dissertation (SI0131) and taught comparative research applied to policy in the MSc course International and Comparative Social and Public Policy (SIT912) in 2020.

Teaching experience at the University of California, Los Angeles

At UCLA, I served as Lead Instructor (rank: Teaching Fellow) in the 2016 Summer Session and as a Teaching Assistant (at the ranks of Teaching Assistant, Associate, and Fellow) in twelve courses from Fall 2012 to Spring 2016. Evaluations are available for courses taught at UCLA. (For courses taught more than once, I  post the most recent evaluations.) Plots below report the median (red mark), the mean (black dot), and one standard deviation from the mean (grey range bar) of students’ evaluations for each item in the course evaluation form.

As main instructor:

PS141B: Public Opinion and Voting Behavior (Summer 2016) – Syllabus here

As teaching assistant:

PS182/AA144: African American Politics (Fall 2014)

PS50: Introduction to Comparative Politics (Spring 2015)

PS40: Introduction to American Politics (Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2014, Winter 2016)

PS125A: Arms Control and International Security (Fall 2013, Winter 2015, Fall 2015)

PS20: World Politics (Winter 2014, Spring 2016)

PS10: Introduction to Political Theory (Spring 2013)

Teaching experience at the Federal University of Minas Gerais

At the Federal University of Minas Gerais, I served as a Teaching Assistant in the 2007 Winter Program in Quantitative Methodology for Human Sciences and the 2007 August-November academic semester.

As teaching assistant:

SOP809: Grade of Membership (July 2007)
DCP030G: Culture and Politics (August-November 2007)