Teaching

My teaching is based on the approach of research-oriented learning, where I collaborate with students to explore problem-oriented questions, apply theory-driven methods, and provide insights into political science through current examples.

Below, you can find a list of my previous courses:

Summer Term 2025
• Comparative Politics (Lecture)
• Comparative Politics

Winter Term 2024/2025
• Introduction to Political Science (Lecture)
• Introduction to Political Science
• Comparative Politics: Populism, Democracy and Representation
• Political Parties in Democracies
• Kolloquium

Summer Term 2024
• Political System of Germany and the EU (Lecture)
• Political System of Germany and the EU
• Political Behavior and Attitudes (Lecture)
• How to analyze political behavior and attitudes?
• Kolloquium

Winter Term 2023/2024
• Introduction to Political Science (Lecture)
• Introduction to Political Science
• Labor Market Inequalities and their Political Consequences
• The Individuals‘ Path to Parliaments
• Kolloquium

Summer Term 2023
• Comparative Political Systems (2x)

Winter Term 2022/2023
• Introduction to the Political System of Germany
• Political Participation (MA-level course)

Summer Term 2022
• Comparative Political Systems
• Political Representation in multi-level Systems (MA-level course)

Winter Term 2021/2022
• Introduction to Political Science (2x)
• Introduction the Comparative Politics (2x)
• The Demand- and Supply-Side of Populism
• The Analysis of Political Systems
• Lectureship at the University of Innsbruck: Political Communication, Parties and Voters

Summer Term 2021
• Political System of Germany (3x)
• Political System of the United States: Institutions, Politics and Challenges
• Introduction to Civic Education
• Lectureship at the LMU München: Electoral Systems and their Consequences (MA-level course)

Winter Term 2020/2021
• Introduction to Political Science (4x)
• Political Science Basics for ‚Sachunterricht‘

Summer Term 2020
• Political System of Germany (4x)
• Political System of the United States: Institutions, Politics and Challenges

Winter Term 2019/2020
• Introduction to Academic Writing
• Lectureship at the University of Bremen (Prof. Dr. Philip Manow): Introduction to Comparative Political Science (2x)

Summer Term 2019
• Introduction to Civic Education (3x)

Winter Term 2018/2019
• Introduction to Academic Writing (2x)
• Civic Education: Right-wing Populism and Extremism

Summer Term 2018
• Introduction to Civic Education (2x)
• Right-wing Populism in Comparative Perspective

Winter Term 2017/2018
• Introduction to Academic Writing (2x)
• Civic Education: Right-wing Populism and Extremism

Summer Term 2017
• Introduction to Civic Education (3x)

Winter Term 2016/2017
• Introduction to Civic Education (2x)
• Introduction to Academic Writing