Teaching & Events

Anthropology, as a social science built around multicultural and multinatural encounters, offers the capacity to think outside the box. It provides other scientific and technical disciplines with empirical tools to question one’s own convictions, situate them in relation to others, and build fruitful dialogue. My main teaching goal is to accompany students in discovering how sociotechnical systems, ecologies, power, and economies are intertwined.

Below, you can find a list of classes I have taught or am currently teaching. Please contact me if you are interested in discussing or exchanging ideas about the content of any of these classes.

• 2026–2027 | Lecturer in Social and Cultural Anthropology

  EHESS, Department of Anthropology (Paris, France)

  Demi-ATER, 96 teaching hours

  • Ethnographic Writing Workshop – Graduate seminar
  • Debates and Controversies in Contemporary Anthropology – Graduate lecture course

• July 2026 | Instructor

  Leuphana University (Lüneburg, Germany)

  28 teaching hours, co-taught with Rafaëlle Hassine

  • Commodities: Anthropological Perspectives on Market Practices – Undergraduate seminar

• 2025–2026 | Instructor

  Université Jean Jaurès (Toulouse, France)

  58 teaching hours

  • Introduction to Anthropology – Undergraduate seminar and lecture course

• 2024–2025 | Lecturer in Anthropology of Territorial Issues and Environmental Transitions

  Université Côte d’Azur (Nice, France)

  Demi-ATER, 96 teaching hours

  • Social Sciences and the Environment: Political Ecology – Graduate seminar
  • Societies and Sustainable Environments – Undergraduate lecture course
  • History of Interculturality – Undergraduate lecture course
  • Ethnographic Research Methods – Graduate seminar
  • Introduction to Fieldwork – Undergraduate seminar
  • Supervision of Fieldwork in the City of Carros – Undergraduate workshop

• 2023–2024 | Instructor

  Université Jean Jaurès (Toulouse, France)

  76.25 teaching hours

  • History of Anthropology – Undergraduate seminar
  • Developing a Research Project II: The Ethnographic Interview – Undergraduate seminar
  • Anthropology of Nature – Undergraduate guest lecture
  • Anthropology, History and Memory – Graduate guest lecture

• 2022–2023 | Instructor

  Université Jean Jaurès (Toulouse, France)

  50.5 teaching hours

  • History of Anthropology – Undergraduate seminar
  • Developing a Research Project II: The Ethnographic Interview – Undergraduate seminar
  • Anthropology, History and Memory – Graduate guest lecture

• Content to come