Current classes

This semester, I am co-teaching a seminar on Legal Philosophy (Fall 2026) at the University of Zurich.

Past classes

Last semester, I returned to the University of Zurich as the Inaugural 'Normz' Teaching Fellow to co-teach a seminar with Sarah Summers on Crime, Punishment, and Equality (Spring 2026). A flyer can be found here.

The semester before that, I co-caught a course with my friend Ufuk Özbe on Victor Tadros's Wrongs and Crimes (Winter 2025) at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg.

At University College London, I was involved in both the Laws Connections module, where I led the Case Study on Fake News and Falsehoods (Term 1, 2023–24) and Medical Accidents (Term 1, 2024–25), as well as the Criminal Law module (Terms 1–2, 2023–25).

At the University of Zurich, I have acted as a co-instructor for the seminar Legal Philosophy and Legal Theory (Fall 2021), where I taught Mill's Utilitarianism and key texts on the recent debate as to the interrelation of law and neuroscience. I have also tutored a seminar on Blame and Punishment (Fall 2021), where we investigated the phenomena of blame and punishment, as well as their interrelation, through the works of contemporary philosophers. Before that, I was a tutor for the graduate-level lecture Theories of Morality (Fall 2020) and undergraduate seminar on Thomas Nagel's The View From Nowhere and The Possibility of Altruism (Spring 2020).