COURSES I HAVE TAUGHT

KU Leuven, Belgium

• 2025/2026 Academic Year – Politics, Religion, and the (Post)secular [BA Seminar in Ethics and Political Philosophy].
• 2024/2025 Session – Politics of Knowledge in Decolonial Discourses [BA Seminar in Ethics and Political Philosophy].
• 2023/2024 Session – Politics of Knowledge in Decolonial Discourses [BA Seminar in Ethics and Political Philosophy].
• 2021/2022 Session – Postcolonial African Philosophy and the Specter of Modernity/Coloniality [Research Master Seminar in Political Philosophy].
• 2018 to 2021 – Political Philosophy (as TA).

University of Alberta, Canada

Teaching Assistant for Introductory Courses in Philosophy –  Phil 101 and Phil 102

(from 2014 to 2016).

ReMA/MA and BA Theses Supervision

I supervised these projects:

• Topic: “The Post-colony and Its Subject: Violence, Identity, and Ressentiment in the Maghreb.” MA Thesis Project, Institute of Philosophy, KU Leuven, May 2026 [Student: Niveen Hamid].
• Topic: “Theorizing Colonialism and Coloniality in the Russian Context: Towards a Decolonial Reading of Russia’s War on Ukraine” Research Master Thesis Project (Final Phase), Institute of Philosophy, KU Leuven, May 2026 [Student: Ludvik Polak].
• Topic: “Problematising Epistemic Normativity in the Discourse on Epistemic Decolonization.” Research Master Thesis, KU Leuven, May 2025 [Student: Brent Laremans].
• Topic: “Roma, Race, and Decoloniality: Articulating Decolonial Responses to Roma Oppression.” Research Master Thesis, KU Leuven , May 2025 [Student: Ludvik Polak].
• Topic: “Whose Colonisation Is It? A Reflection on the Continued Relevance of the Decolonial Project.” Research Masters Thesis, KU Leuven, September 2024 [Student: Anya Doan].
• Topic: “The Philosophy of Colourism in Postcolonial Societies: Colonial Construction and Contemporary Manifestations in India.” MA Thesis, KU Leuven, September 2024, [Student: Priya Krishnamoorthy].
• In addition: successfully supervised 30 BA thesis projects.