Teaching
I have been teaching at the University of Amsterdam since 2020 through seminars, lectures, assistance, and examinations, including essays, papers, and exams. In addition to the listed courses, I mentored students and supervised eight Bachelor's theses. I taught in both Dutch and English.
I am passionate about teaching. I find it rewarding and energizing to discuss, and sometimes rediscover, the core questions in philosophy through dialogue with curious students, especially when these topics are close to my heart.
Students have described my classes as particularly clear and well-structured, and my style as accessible. I highly value creating a classroom dynamic where students feel comfortable participating and know that their contributions matter. To me, this is not just a fundamental didactic starting point but also an epistemic condition for the best philosophical insights.
In 2023, I received my Basic Teaching Qualification (BKO) for academic education.
Student Assistant
Minor Privacy Studies (BA, 30 EC)
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Assistance in organisation, grading assignments
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Topics: interdisciplinary approaches to privacy studies
Research Skills (BA, 6 EC)
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8 seminars, grading proposals and presentations
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Topics: how to design a philosophical research project
Junior lecturer
Freedom & Autonomy (BA, 12 EC)
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Spring 2023 + 2024
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Topics: free will, moral responsibility, political freedom
Practical Philosophy 1 (BA, 6 EC)
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6 seminars, grading exams
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Topics: meta-ethics, normative ethics, applied ethics
Practical Philosophy 2 (BA, 6 EC)
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6 Seminars, grading exams
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Topics: continental & analytical approaches in political philosophy
Academic Writing (BA, 6 EC)
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8 seminars, grading assignments, and essays
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Topics: how to write a philosophy essay
Privacy: Theoretical Perspectives, Future Challenges (BA, 6 EC)
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Co-organisation, grading assignments
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Topics: interdisciplinary frameworks for privacy
Privacy in Public: Big Data, Self Tracking, Social Networks (BA, 6 EC)
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Co-organisation, grading assignments
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Topics: societal challenges to privacy