Elite and Mass Political Behaviour (Edinburgh, 2024 – 2025)
In my previous role, I proposed and designed this honours-level elective course covering theoretical accounts of elite and mass political behaviour, and empirical research covering different modes of political participation. Teaching deliver includes simulations and field trips to observe political behaviour in practice. Assessment is via an essay, a blog post, and a response to another student’s blog post.
Introduction to Political Data Analysis (Edinburgh, 2023 – 2025)
In my previous role, I co-organised this compulsory pre-honours course covering key statistical concepts and analytical techniques. Teaching delivery was via lectures that are complemented and supported by labs run by a team of tutors. Lab tasks and supporting data and code (as well as all other course materials) are available via the online learning environment. Assessment is via two parts of a research report (broadly, a literature review and data analysis), and a timed assignment requiring analysis of quantitative data.
L2929 Political Behaviour (Strathclyde, 2022)
During my time as a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Government & Public Policy, I designed and delivered a postgraduate module on political behaviour.
Guest Lecture: Capital, Privilege, and Political Participation (Strathclyde, 2021)
During my time as a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Government & Public Policy, I delivered a guest lecture on my research to students on the Contemporary British Governance module, led by Dr Neil McGarvey.
Elites and Masses: Political Behaviour amongst Politicians and the Public (LSE, 2019)
As part of my PGCertHE, leading to Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy, I proposed a new undergraduate political behaviour module, refracted through the distinction between elite and mass political behaviour.
Presentation | Full Proposal | Evaluation
GV101 Introduction to Political Science (LSE, 2018 – 2020)
As a Teaching Fellow, I taught classes on the Department of Government’s introductory undergraduate module on political science, led by Professor Simon Hix.
Student Q&As | Class Slides and Handouts | Evaluation
GV205 Measuring Public Opinion (Essex, 2018)
During my time at YouGov, I was also a guest lecturer and co-module leader for the undergraduate module on measuring public opinion in the Department of Government at the University of Essex.
GV150 Politics and Power (Essex, 2017)
During my PhD, I was a class teacher for the Department of Government’s introductory undergraduate political theory module, led by Dr Laura Montanaro.
Class Slides and Handouts | Evaluation
GV100 Introduction to Politics (Essex, 2016)
During my PhD, I was a class teacher for the Department of Government’s introductory undergraduate political science module, led by Professor Gina Reinhardt.
Class Slides and Handouts | Evaluation
GV207 Political Analysis: Introduction to OLS (Essex, 2014)
During my PhD, I was a lab teacher for the Department of Government’s introductory undergraduate quantitative methods module, led by Professor Rob Johns.
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