Teaching

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I am currently an assistant professor of Urban Studies at the Faculty of Architecture of TU Delft, where I teach about social science, programming and academic writing. Previously, I have taught courses on methodology, urban studies and modelling. I see teaching and learning at their best when they are:

Teaching positions

On-going education at TU Delft

Created in 2022, this 2-day intensive course is now part of TUD Library’s annual training offer. It aims at enhancing Open Science practices for reproducible, automated and scalable research with the R programming language. During the course, participants learn about the basic concepts, skills and tools for working efficient with geospatial data.

  • Social Science Approach to Urbanism Seminar series

Created in 2021, this seminar series is available for the student of the Master Urbanism at the Faculty of Architecture. It guides urbanists and designers in identifying and critically discussing social science theories, concepts and methods relevant to their studies, as well as to operationalising them in their graduation thesis.

  • Academic Writing (BK2AC1)

I also take part in this course on academic writing as a tutor for 1st year architecture students who learn how to review the academic literature and write scientific papers.

As a co-founder and core member of this community, I aim to spread knowledge about programming and the R language for urbanism studies, foster interactions and information-sharing among students, teachers and researchers.

Previous Teaching

Summer schools

BSc Engineering, University of Shanghai

In 2019, I taught a 2-week course on Urban models and agent-based simulations to 300 thrid-year students, including lectures and practicals.

BSc Geography, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Between 2012 and 2014, I taught courses on urban geography, data maning, map-making and statistics to bachelor students of all levels.

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