Teaching

University Lecturer

Driven by a profound dedication to education, I aspire to excel as a university lecturer, providing a unique learning experience anchored in freedom of speech, educational pluralism, and common sense.

By fostering an open environment where every voice is heard, I encourage critical thinking and embrace diverse perspectives to prepare students for the complexities of the modern world.

Teaching Portfolio

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

Geopolitics and Energy Security

• Undergraduate: Examine the geopolitics of EU energy security in this undergraduate course, exploring policy, infrastructure, and global relations in Eurasia and Africa through interactive case studies.
• Graduate: Critically interrogate the EU’s energy security strategies in a multipolar world with this graduate course, analysing governance and crises in Eurasia and Africa through seminars and simulations.

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Protecting Energy Infrastructure

• Undergraduate: Uncover the vital role of energy infrastructure in global security with this undergraduate course, examining threats like cyberattacks and sabotage in Eurasia and Africa through case studies and simulations.
• Graduate: Critically analyse the geopolitical and strategic dimensions of protecting energy infrastructure in this graduate course, focusing on hybrid threats and resilience strategies in Eurasia and Africa through advanced simulations.

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Geopolitics of EU Energy Security

• Undergraduate: Examine the geopolitics of EU energy security in this undergraduate course, exploring policy, infrastructure, and global relations in Eurasia and Africa through interactive case studies.
• Graduate: Critically interrogate the EU’s energy security strategies in a multipolar world with this graduate course, analysing governance and crises in Eurasia and Africa through seminars and simulations.

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EU Energy Policy and Geopolitical Strategy

• Undergraduate: Investigate the EU’s energy policy and its geopolitical significance in this undergraduate course, focusing on sustainability and diplomacy in Eurasia and Africa through practical case studies.
• Graduate: Critically evaluate the EU’s energy policy as a geopolitical tool in this graduate course, exploring strategic dependencies and global transitions in Eurasia and Africa through research and simulations.

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Terrorism and Global Geopolitics

• Undergraduate: Explore the impact of terrorism on global politics in this undergraduate course, analysing non-state violence and counterterrorism in Eurasia and Africa through engaging case studies.
• Graduate: Critically analyse terrorism’s role in shaping 21st-century geopolitics with this graduate course, focusing on strategic and governance challenges in Eurasia and Africa through simulations and research.

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Cybersecurity and International Order

• Undergraduate: Uncover the impact of cybersecurity on global politics in this undergraduate course, analysing cyber threats and responses in Eurasia and Africa through engaging case studies.
• Graduate: Critically analyse cybersecurity’s role in shaping global order with this graduate course, focusing on strategic and governance challenges in Eurasia and Africa through simulations and research.

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Energy Geopolitics in Russian Foreign Policy

• Undergraduate: Uncover how energy shapes Russian foreign policy in this undergraduate course, examining oil, gas, and pipelines in Eurasia and Africa through case studies and simulations.
• Graduate: Critically examine Russia’s strategic use of energy in global geopolitics with this graduate course, analysing infrastructure and diplomacy in Eurasia and Africa through advanced research and simulations.

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International Diplomacy

• Undergraduate: Navigate the fundamentals of international diplomacy in this undergraduate course, exploring institutions and negotiations in Eurasia and Africa through case studies and simulations.
• Graduate: Critically interrogate diplomacy as a tool of global governance in this graduate course, analysing strategic practices and institutions in Eurasia and Africa through seminars and simulations.

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Guest Lectures Portfolio for 2025/2026

Discover a dynamic series of 90-minute guest lectures designed for undergraduate and graduate courses in international relations, security studies, and global governance. Focusing on Eurasia and Africa, these lectures draw on cutting-edge research in geopolitics, cybersecurity, and institutionalism to engage students and faculty.

1. Navigating Security Challenges in the Indo-Pacific: Maritime and Territorial Dynamics
2. Russia’s Strategic Interests in the Indo-Pacific: Security and Influence
3. The Fifth Domain: Understanding Cyberterrorism in a Digital Age
4. Countering Terrorism: US, Russia, and China Strategies Compared
5. Terrorism Before and After 9/11: A Geopolitical Transformation
6. China’s Security Strategy: Decoding the “Chinese Firewall”
7. Global Cyberterrorism: Trends, Threats, and Responses
8. Critical Global Issues: Geopolitics, Security, and Governance
9. EU-Asia Diplomacy: Navigating Relations in the Indo-Pacific
10. EU Security and Counterterrorism: Strategies and Challenges
11. Energy Geopolitics in Eurasia: Pipelines and Power
12. Africa’s Security Landscape: Terrorism and Geopolitical Shifts
13. The Evolution of EU-ASEAN Relations: Security and Cooperation
14. Asia’s Security Challenges: Geopolitical and Cyber Threats