Teaching
Courses
At Exeter I have taught on the following undergraduate and postgraduate courses:
- CMMM001 Advanced Theory and Concepts
- CMM3002/3 Dissertation / Practical Research Project (Convenor)
- CMM2008 Communications Research Methods (Convenor)
- CMM2002 Communications in the Workplace
At LSE I acted as a regular class teacher across four Masters and PhD level courses at LSE:
- MY452 Applied Regression Analysis
- MY459 Quantitative Text Analysis (GitHub)
- MY461 Social Network Analysis
- MY470 Computer Programming (GitHub)
- MY472 Data for Data Scientists (GitHub)
I have also taught on summer school programmes.
- LSE ME202 Social Network Analysis 2023-2025
- GESIS Fall Seminar in Computational Social Science: Introduction to Computational Social Science with Python 2022
Graduate Supervision
I have supervised 6 students in the LSE MSc in Applied Social Data Science.
- J Chen (2024) | What Makes the News: Selection Bias in Collective Action Reporting by Domestic and Dissident Media in China
- L Fung (2024) | Public Attitudes Towards Foreign Trade During the US-China Trade War: a Reddit Case Study
- F Böwing (2023) | Measuring the comment gap: A machine learning and quantitative text analysis approach to studying news media user comments
- V Finsterwald (2023) | Postpartum Depression: Analyzing Reddit Social Media Behaviour for Deepening Understanding and Early Detection – A Quantitative Text Analysis and Machine Learning Approach
- A Harre (2022) | To know the road ahead, ask those who have travelled it: Making sense of the Danish ‘Climate Election’ using word and document embeddings
- M Feldman (2022) | The Ties that Bind: A social network analysis of cultural capital in Denmark