Summary
I have taught postgraduate courses on topics such as Game Theory, Quantitative Methods, Advanced Econometrics, and Public Policy at both the Master's and PhD levels. My teaching focuses on comparative politics, political behavior, and institutional analysis, combining theory with empirical evidence. I bring cutting-edge research into the classroom, tailoring content for students from diverse backgrounds, including government officials and NGO professionals. I emphasize comparative methodologies and encourage students to apply political science theories to real-world policy challenges, using case studies, discussions, and data-driven analysis.
Teaching Experience
Guest Lecturer
University of Edinburgh
Democracy under Threat (Inclusive Society): Delivered a guest lecture linking research on insecurity, participation, and democratic inclusion/exclusion with lived civic mobilisation in Burkina Faso (29 January 2026).
University of Glasgow
Varieties of Authoritarianism (Political Communication): Curated case studies and material to foster critical analysis of authoritarianism (September 2024).
Summer School on Strategic Intelligence Analysis, OTH Regensburg, Germany
Political Economy of Conflict and Regime Change in Africa: Designed course materials and delivered lectures on political economy and regime change, integrating relevant literature and case studies (August 2024).
Security Situation across the Sahel:: Violence, illicit economies, and regional responses (The Hague - August 2025)
Teaching Assistant
KDI School of Public Policy and Management, South Korea
Advanced Econometrics (PhD Level): Taught regression models, panel data, and instrumental variable methods. Guided empirical research using real-world datasets and software (e.g., Stata).
Analysis of Markets in Public Policy (Master’s Level): Delivered foundational concepts of demand and supply, analyzed economic effects of government interventions, and facilitated practical applications through real-world case studies.
Game Theory in Public Policy (PhD Level): Covered conflict-related problems such as Prisoner’s Dilemma, Ultimatum Game in Conflict, Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD), and Commitment Problem.
Foundations of Public Policy (PhD Level): Taught core theories of public policy, decision-making frameworks, and case studies linking theory to real-world policy challenges.
