Teaching

Picture taken by Sarah Lajeunesse during the 2023 

Interdisciplinary School of Tools and Methods (EIOM)

I love sharing with and learning from students. I teach research methods and thematic courses to graduate students from various disciplines.

Building on my work experience as a civil servant, I always aim to strike a balance between theoretical and practical content to ensure students develop the tools to apply their knowledge to their research and future jobs.

ETI-7030 "Introduction to Interdisciplinary Research: Tackling International Issues"

(Title in french: Initiation à la recherche interdisciplinaire: Aborder les enjeux internationaux" )


I developed a graduate course for master students of the Graduate School of International Studies. The course aims to help students develop their interdisciplinary master's research project. It focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of interdisciplinary and empirical research. In addition, it highlights the similarities between interdisciplinary research and skills useful to conduct analysis as a practitioner.  Syllabus in French here


Fall 2022 and Fall 2023

Discourse Network Analysis for Social Sciences and Law

I developed a workshop on the theory and application of discourse network analysis to social sciences and law that I presented to graduate students and researchers at the University of Melbourne.


May 2023.

Interdisciplinary Research 

(Title in french: “La recherche interdisciplinaire”)

I developed a workshop on interdisciplinary research (theory and practice) that I presented at the Interdisciplinary School of Tools and Methods (EIOM) of Université Laval. The summer school gathers master's and Ph.D. students from different universities and from more than 35 disciplines, such as social services, administration, medicine, political science, law, and education. 


August 2022 and August 2023.

Free Trade Agreements

(Title in french: “Les accords de libre-échange”)

I presented a workshop on the legal principles of free trade agreements to graduate students participating in Laval University's Trade Missions. These graduate students needed a practical workshop to understand the legal framework provided in free trade agreements and the opportunity these agreements offer to the business they represented for the trade mission.


Novembre 2021.