Teaching

University of Melbourne

3rd year undergraduate

This courses analyzes the politics of global environmental change, from international agreements to eco-business to activism, and more.

Graduate

From the UN to the WTO to the EU, this course examines the role of international organizations in security, inequity, and sustainbility.

Graduate

The study of global environmental change in international relations, integrating rigorous analysis and ethical reflection.

Graduate (Master of International Relations Capstone)

An examination of how international policy is made through a series of case studies, with classroom visits from senior policy practitioners.

1st year undergraduate

From causation to measurement bias, this course introduces students to methodological concepts to help them understand and explain the world.

2nd year undergraduate

This course introduces students to international relations theory and the three pillars of global politics: security, economy, and environment.

3rd year undergraduate

This courses analyzes the politics of global environmental change, from international agreements to eco-business to activism, and more.

4th year undergraduate

From climate change to land grabbing to environmental racism, this seminar explores the political economy of the most pressing environmental issues.

Graduate

With visits from Francis Fukuyama, Susan Rice, Anne-Marie Slaughter, and more, this co-taught seminar explored the future of the liberal order.

Graduate

A deep examination of America’s successes and failures in fighting climate change, with visits from Robert Bullard, Bill McKibben, and more.

Graduate

An examination of media at a crossroads, with visits from Soledad O’Brien, Douglass Rushkoff, Kara Swisher, and Ed Yong.