I teach across areas of public law, legal theory, and international law. My teaching aims to help students develop rigorous legal reasoning while encouraging them to think critically about the relationship between law, power, and society. I strive to create an engaging and supportive learning environment that connects legal doctrine with contemporary legal and global challenges.
La Trobe University Law School - Current
Statutory Interpretation
Principles of Constitutional Law
Australian Catholic University (Thomas More Law School) - Current
Legal theory
Property Law
Public International Law
Legal Ethics
Foundations of Law and Legal Research
Faculty of Law, Airlangga University, Indonesia | 2022-2025
Legal Research Methods - Taught in the Master of Notarial Law program (2025).
Victimology - Undergraduate Law course (2025).
Legal Research Methodology - Delivered in the Restorative Justice stream, integrating Third World Approaches to International Law. (2025).
Writing Clinic Workshop - Legal writing and publication workshop for HDRs and ECRs focused on research clarity, structure, and publication strategies (2025).
Civic Space Protection in the Digital Era Unit (2023).
Comparative Criminal Law and Critical Theory Unit (2022).