Teaching & Supervision
Teaching & supervision
I teach across media and communication, digital discourse, journalism and research methods, combining critical theory with hands-on digital and media-production practice. My teaching connects rigorous scholarship with the realities of contemporary media, and I supervise research from undergraduate to doctoral level.
Teaching experience
Expertise
Areas of teaching
Selected Courses
Course portfolio
Media Topics in English
Advanced seminar for the MA in Media and Journalism, engaging contemporary debates in media and communication.
Modern Societies II — Global Social Problems & Dynamics of Resistance
Undergraduate module on global social problems and the dynamics of resistance.
Media, Culture and Society
Undergraduate module examining the relationships between media, culture and society.
Teaching Philosophy
How I teach
I believe teaching should be critical, dialogic and connected to the world. I create learning environments where students interrogate media power, engage primary sources and produce their own analyses and media artefacts. I integrate digital tools and real case studies so that theory becomes usable, and I treat mentorship as central to intellectual growth.
Technology in Teaching
Tools & practice
I incorporate digital research tools (NVivo, Gephi, Voyant, Python) and media-production technologies into teaching, enabling students to move fluently between critical analysis and practical creation. I also integrate responsible engagement with AI tools, foregrounding critical media literacy.
Supervision & Examination
Mentoring researchers
Doctoral Supervision
Supervision of PhD research in media, communication, discourse and political communication.
Master's Supervision
Supervision of MA dissertations across media, journalism and communication studies.
Thesis Examination
Internal and external examination of master's and doctoral theses.
Academic Mentorship
Mentoring early-career researchers and postgraduate students, including at-risk scholars.