Teaching
I have taught at the University of Cambridge, University College London, and Central European University, Vienna, in a wide range of subjects to both undergraduate and graduate students. I have been nominated four times by students for teaching and pastoral awards at UCL and Cambridge. Below is a list of courses I have taught at these universities.
University of Cambridge
Central European University, Vienna
University College London
Page last updated 08/07/2025
University of Cambridge
- Lectures: Nature of Logic, Metaethics; Ethics of Knowing (third-year), Metaphysics of Modality; Knowledge and Doubt; Moral Psychology; Contractualism (second-year), Causal Theory of Names; Normative Ethics (first-year).
- Undergraduate one-to-one tutorials in ethics, metaphysics, logic, epistemology, language; undergraduate and MPhil dissertation supervision
- Discussion group leader and philosophy skills lectures, Philosophy and Public Affairs Module, MPhil Public Policy (Politics department; course leader Tom Dougherty, in 2015-16 and 2016-17)
Central European University, Vienna
- Undergraduate: What is Morality? Theories in Metaethics; Meaning and Understanding
- Graduate: Representation and Reality; Truth, Facts, and Properties; Doctoral Work in Progress Seminar
University College London
- Course leader and examiner: 2nd year undergraduate: Knowledge; Truth, Facts, and Properties; Philosophy of Language; 3rd year undergraduate & graduate: Representation and Reality; Metaethics.
- Master’s level: Research Preparation (MA), Practical Criticism (MPhil)
- Supervision for third-year and MA dissertations; interim supervisor for two PhD students.
Page last updated 08/07/2025
