Teaching

Captivating

Constructive

Contemporary

University Lecturer

Teaching is my passion. I offer a unique learning experience based on three pillars: freedom of speech, educational pluralism, and common sense.

Developing and designing teaching courses (modules) are ongoing processes. Every time I update them, I try to make “Smart Study” time for students interesting, up-to-date, and useful. In an attempt to be a motivating lecturer, I encourage students to think outside the box.

Books, research articles, academic and professional resources are on the Internet. In fact, education has become freely available worldwide.

Teaching Portfolio

For undergraduate and postgraduate students, I have developed the following advanced academic courses (designed according to British higher education standards).

International Diplomacy

undergraduate / postgraduate

Foreign Policy

undergraduate / postgraduate

Theories of International Relations

undergraduate / postgraduate

Security Studies

undergraduate / postgraduate

Contemporary Terrorism Studies

undergraduate / postgraduate

Russian Foreign Policy

undergraduate / postgraduate

Geopolitics and Energy Security of Eurasia

undergraduate / postgraduate

Guest Lectures Portfolio for 2024/2025

The following 90-minute lectures are designed for undergraduate and graduate university courses (modules).

  1. Security Challenges in the Maritime and Territorial Region of the Indo-Pacific region
  2. Russian security interests in the Indo-Pacific region
  3. The Fifth Domain: Understanding Cyberterrorism
  4. The Approach of the US, Russia, and China in the Fight Against Terrorism
  5. The Fight Against Terrorism Before and After 9/11
  6. China’s National Security, Foreign, and Security Policy – How to Understand the “Chinese Firewall”
  7. Global Cyberterrorism: History, Threats, and Latest Trends
  8. Introduction, Categorisation, Characterisation, and Attributes of Critical Global Issues
  9. International Relations Development Between the EU and Asian Countries (Indo-Pacific)
  10. EU Regional Security and Terrorism
  11. EU Counter-terrorism Instruments
  12. Cyberterrorism in Asia: States vs. Organised Groups
  13. The Evolution of EU-East Asia Relations: China vs. ASEAN
  14. Asia’s Security Threats: “Asia is Closer Than We Think”

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