At the John Stuart Mill College, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, I have taught lectures and seminars for various philosophy and economics courses in the JSMC’s Philosophy, Politics, and Economics undergraduate programme. At Amsterdam University College, I teach courses in the history and diversity of economic thought. Previously, I taught courses for the students in the Philosophy and Economics undergraduate programme at the Universität Bayreuth.

vrije universiteit amsterdam

since 2023, BA, Institutional Economics
2023–2024, BA, Political Philosophy II: Global Justice
2017–2024, BA, Tutor for History of Philosophy (Dr. Olga Lizzini, Prof. Dr. Marije Martijn, Dr. Lilith Lee)
2017–2023, BA, Tutor for Methods of PPE I: Mathematics, Logic, Decision Theory (Prof. Dr. Lieven Decock, Dr. Ines Lindner, Prof. Dr. René van den Brink)
2017–2022, BA, Tutor for Methods of PPE III: Game Theory (Prof. Dr. René van den Brink, Prof. Dr. Martin van Hees, Dr. Jelle de Boer)
2017–2022, BA, Tutor for Institutional Economics (Dr. Roland Luttens)
2017–2022, BA, Tutor for History of Philosophy II (Prof. Dr. Marije Martijn, Dr. Annemie Halsema, Prof. Dr. Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach)
2020–2021, BA, with Prof. Dr. René van den Brink, Methods of PPE III: Game Theory   Ξ

amsterdam university college

since 2023, BA, Economic Thought in a Historical Perspective
2026–2027, BA, Perspectives on Economic Thought

universität bayreuth

2016–2017, BA, Representation and Redistribution: Theory and Evidence   Ξ
2016–2017, BA, Introduction to Cooperative Game Theory   Ξ
2015–2016, BA, Concepts and Measures of Voting Power   Ξ
2015–2016, BA, Tutor for Introduction to Political Philosophy (Prof. Dr. Matthew Braham)

Detailed lecture notes and class exercises for the courses ‘Introduction to Cooperative Game Theory’ and ‘Concepts and Measures of Voting Power’ are available upon request.