Teaching

As a psychologist, I know that good learning experiences are the beginning of growth and development processes. Acknowledging that everyone has their own background and current state of knowledge, I attempt to motivate my students by encouraging them to practice critical reflection and integrative thought that can be tapped into both in the classroom and beyond.

Throughout my academic career, I have had the opportunity to teach multiple courses and supervise students at all levels. Every time I enter a classroom or a meeting with students, I look forward to the mutual learning experience ahead.

Lectures

Lecture “Introduction to Social Psychology", Department of Psychology, University of Bern

– Fall 2025

Professional MBA residency “Inclusion and diversity”, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia, Canada

– Spring 2023

Courses

Master seminar “Psychological Research: From Ideas to Publications”, Department of Psychology, University of Bern

– Fall 2025

Bachelor seminar “Stereotypes and prejudice”, Department of Psychology, University of Bern

– Spring 2016, 2025

Master seminar “Reducing social discrimination”, Department of Psychology, University of Bern

– Fall 2023, 2019, 2018

Master seminar “Gender from a social psychological perspective”, Department of Psychology, University of Bern

– Fall 2020

Supervision of Junior Researchers

Co-supervision of 2 Ph.D. students at University of Bern – 2017 to 2025

Supervision of 3 Honours’ thesis students at University of British Columbia – 2021 to 2023

Supervision of 15 Master’s thesis students at University of Bern – 2017 to present

Supervision of 10 Bachelor’s thesis students at University of Bern – 2024 to present

Supervision of 19 research assistants at University of Bern – 2017 to present