Leiden University, The Netherlands
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1. Global Governance and Human Rights: Theory, History, and Practice (MA International Studies Elective Course)
2. International Human Rights: History, Politics, and Economics (BA International Studies Elective Course)
3. Ideas in World Politics (co-teaching)
4. The European Union Today (co-teaching)
5. Thesis Seminar and Methods in International Relations (MA in International Studies)
6. Thesis Seminar in International Studies - North America (BA in International Studies)

Freie Universität Berlin, Germany, 2013

1. Contemporary US Foreign Policy in the Asia Pacific: Theory and Practice  (Syllabus)
2. Instructor; developed the course and independently taught it to BA and MA students

De La Salle University in Manila, Philippines, 2016-2017

1. Research Methods (MA in Political Science)
2. International Political Economy (MA in Political Science)
3. Theories of the State (MA in Political Science)
4. International Organizations (BA in Political Science, major course)

De La Salle University in Manila, Philippines, 2007-2009

Lecturer (US equivalent: Part-Time Instructor), Departments of Political Science and International Studies

Developed the course and independently taught it to BA students          

Undergraduate Courses:

1. Introduction to Political Science
2. Citizenship and Governance
3. Introduction to European Politics
4. Introduction to International Organizations
5. Introduction to Global Politics

St. Scholastica’s College, Manila, Philippines, 2007-2009

Lecturer (US equivalent: Part-Time Instructor) Department of History, Political Science, and Sociology

Developed the course and independently taught it to BA students          

1. Undergraduate Courses:
2. Introduction to Political Science
3. Socio-Political Theory
4. Special Problems in Global Politics

University of Asia and the Pacific, Metro Manila, Philippines, 2008-2009

Lecturer (US equivalent: Part-Time Instructor) Pacific Rim Studies Program

Developed the course and independently taught it to BA students        

Basic Course:  Introduction to North American Studies