
instructor
University of Leiden, Department of Political Science:
- B.A. Thesis Project ‘Global Migration’, Fall 2020/Fall 2021/Fall 2022/Spring 2026
- M.A. Seminar ‘Policy Evaluation’, Spring 2020/Spring 2021/Spring 2022/Spring 2023
- B.A. Seminar ‘Politics of Migration’, Spring 2020/Spring 2021/Spring 2022/Spring 2024/Spring 2025
University of Amsterdam, Department of Sociology:
- B.A. Seminar ‘Migration and Citizenship’, Fall 2018
- M.A. Thesis supervision, Spring 2017
SciencesPo Paris:
- Teaching assistant ‘Introduction to Political Science’, Spring 2011
phd co-supervision
- Marieke van der Maden, University of Leiden, working on narratives around climate migration. Co-supervised by Rebecca Ploof and Prof. Jan-Aart Scholte.
- Constance Maly, University of Leiden, working on European agencies dealing with migration. Co-supervised by Karolina Pomorska and Adina Akbik.
- Tabitha Speelman, University of Leiden, Beyond friends and foes: immigration policymaking in contemporary China (defended in September 2023). Main supervisor : Prof. Frank Pieke.
- Omar Cham, Free University of Brussels, Understanding Narratives on EU Migration Control Policies in West Africa: The Case of The Gambia (defended in June 2024). Main supervisors: Prof. Ilke Adam and Prof. Florian Trauner.
I am available and interested to serve on additional PhD supervision committees.
teaching training
- 2024. PhD Supervision training course, organized by ICLON, University of Leiden.
- 2022. BKO certificate.
- 2021. BKO courses “Teaching in Practice”, “Testing and assessment”, organized by ICLON, University of Leiden.
- 2020. BKO courses “How to design a course”, “Inclusive education” and “Supervising students”, organized by ICLON, University of Leiden.
- 2019. Course “How to teach and design a course”, organized by the VU LEARN! Academy, University of Amsterdam.
- 2018. Workshop “Case Writing and Case Teaching in IR”, organized by the International Studies Association (ISA).
- 2018. Workshop “From dull to dynamic: Moderating Q&A sessions”, organized by Karin Nijenhuis, University of Amsterdam.