Teaching
University of Oslo
As (co-)convener:
- Autocratic politics (STV2350), BA 2022, 2023, 2024
- Conflict and Human Rights in International Politics (STV2235), BA 2022, 2024
Individual lectures/sessions:
- Topics in Autocratic Politics (STV4550), MA 2022
- Social Science Data and Programming (STV2020), BA 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
- Introduction to Comparative Politics, BA 2022
- Theorizing Public Organizations, BA 2021
Seminars & Workshops:
- MA Thesis Research Design (MA Poli-Sci / MA Peace & Conflict) 2021
- Coffee & Coding (R Troubleshooting) (BA/MA) 2022
- Introduction to R (two-day workshop) (PhD/Postdoc-level) 2021
Other institutions
- Post-conflict political orders in comparison (BA; with Julia Strasheim), University of Hamburg 2014
Workshops
- Introduction to Data Analysis with R (PhD),
Peace Research Institute Frankfurt 2019 - Analyzing Political Economy Data in Aceh with R (BA/MA/PhD),
ICAIOS centre, Banda Aceh, Indonesia 2018 - Making Your Research Accessible: Data Visualization and Interactive Graphics (PhD),
GIGA Hamburg 2018 - Data Visualization for Political Scientists (PhD/Post-doc),
University of Cologne 2018
Supervision
Students who want me to supervise their MA thesis should send me a written exposé of 1.5-2 pages with the following information:
- A clear research question that you intend to answer in your thesis. See this useful guide on how to find a research question in political science.
- The theory you want to apply to answer your questions and, possibly, initial hypotheses.
- An overview of the method you intend to use.
- A (preliminary) list of data sources you want to consult to answer your questions.
- A timeline for completion of the thesis.