Teaching
PHILOSOPHY
I have always seen teaching as a fulfilling task rather than a necessary burden. For this reason, in addition to my doctoral studies, I completed a CAS in university level teaching skills. To achieve maximum impact, I use a variety of novel and evidence-based teaching methods in my classes and try to maximise the acquisition of transferable skills. In 2019, I received a teaching award from the University of Bern for my seminar Genetics in the Social Sciences due to excellent student evaluations.
COURSES TAUGHT
LECTURES
COURSES TAUGHT
LECTURES
Introduction to quantitative methods. (University of Konstanz, Fall 2022 / 2023)
Lecture Series on social inequality. (University of Konstanz, Fall 2020, with Prof. Andreas Diekmann and Prof. Thomas Hinz)
SEMINARS
Deviant behavior. (University of Bern, Spring 2012)
Equity and inequality. (University of Bern, Fall 2012 / 2014)
Genetics in the social sciences. (University of Bern, Spring 2019)
Introduction to sociology. (University of Bern, Spring 2012)
Introduction to sociology of religion. (University of Bern, Fall 2015 / 2017; University of Konstanz, Fall 2023)
Sociology of education. (University of Konstanz, Fall 2023)
Sociology of the labor market. (University of Bern, Fall 2013)
Working techniques in the social sciences. (University of Bern, Fall 2017 / 2018)
Workshop on writing empirical papers. (University of Bern, Spring 2016)
Video showcasing one of my seminars, produced by the Departement for Teaching Skills at University Level at the University of Bern.