My academic career has always benefited from a close association between research and teaching. I have taught a diverse range of students on three different continents, including at the University of British Columbia, the University of Queensland, University College Dublin and Cambridge.
My teaching specialisations include global history, environmental history, and the history of science and technology. Some courses I have taught include:
“Measuring the World,” University College Dublin, Lecturer/Course Convenor
“‘Islands and Beaches’: The Pacific and Indian Oceans in the long nineteenth century,” University of Cambridge, Supervisor/Class Instructor
“Historical Argument and Practice: Global and Transnational History,” University of Cambridge, Class Instructor
“Historical Argument and Practice: Empire,” University of Cambridge, Class Instructor
“Medieval/Early Modern World,” University of Queensland, Relief Lecturer and Tutor
“History, Sound & Image,” University of Queensland, Relief Lecturer
“Witchcraft & Demonology,” University of Queensland, Course Tutor/Marker
“History of India,” University of British Columbia, Teaching Assistant
“Science and Society,” University of British Columbia, Teaching Assistant
“World History 1500-1900,” University of British Columbia, Teaching Assistant
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