Focus in teaching
- Quantitative Methods
- Discrete Choice Modeling
- Comparative Politics
- Scientific Writing and Research Designs
Research-teaching project: Bavarian University Election Study 18 (BUES 18)
Universitätsstudie Bayernwahl 2018 (USBW18)
In 2018, three Bavarian universities (LMU Munich, Passau, Regensburg) launched the Bavarian University Election Study 18 (BUES 18). The study consists of three different survey modes: exit polls, CATI, and an online panel. The main objective of the study is to estimate voter transitions in Bavarian state and German parliamentary elections. In addition, the study seeks to understand swing motives, i.e., the reasons why Bavarian voters decide to swing their votes between the 2013 and 2018 Bavarian state elections.
Quantitative Methods
LMU Munich, Department of Political Science, Department of Statistics
- MA Seminar: Discrete Choice Modeling, Summer Term 2019, 2017, 2015 [in English]
- BA Seminar: State Elections 2018 in Bavaria, Winter Term 2018 [in German]
- MA Seminar: Interdisciplinary Seminar on Electoral Research with Advanced Statistical Methods, Summer Term 2018, Winter Term 2017 (with Prof. Dr. Helmut Küchenhoff, Prof. Dr. Paul W. Thurner, Dr. André Klima) [in German]
- MA Project Seminar: Statistical Applications in Electoral and Survey Research, Winter Term 2017, 2016 [in German]
- MA Computer Lab: Parallel to the Lecture Advanced Methods of Political Science, Winter Term 2013, 2012, 2011 [in German]
- BA Seminar: STATA for Beginners, Summer Term 2012 [in German]
- BA Seminar: Data Management and Analysis using STATA, Winter Term 2011 [in German]
Leopold-Franzens-University Innsbruck, Institute of Political Science
- BA Seminar: Applied Methods for Social Sciences, Winter Term 2017 [in German]
ECPR Winter School in Methods and Techniques, University of Vienna, University of Bamberg
- PhD Computer Lab: Discrete Choice Modeling (advanced course), 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014 [in English]
- PhD Computer Lab: Statistical Modeling of the Spatial Theory of Voting (advanced course), 2013 [in English]
Department of Economics, Universidad de Malaga (UMA), Spain
- MA Seminar: Discrete Choice Modeling, 2016 [in English/Spanish]
Comparative Politics
LMU Munich, Department of Political Science, Department of Statistics
- BA Seminar: Electoral Behavior and Party Systems in Western Europe, Winter Term 2016 [in English]
- BA Seminar: Party Systems and Electoral Systems in Europe, Summer Term 2017, 2016, 2013, 2012 [in German]
ScientiFic Writing and Research Designs
LMU Munich, Department of Political Science, Department of Statistics
- BA Seminar: Research Design: Empirical-quantitative Applications in Political Science, Winter Term 2018, 2017 [in German]
- BA Seminar: Scientific Writing for Political Scientists, Summer Term 2019, 2018, 2016 [in German]
Supervised Theses and Projects
- 3 supervised BA Theses (with Paul. W. Thurner), LMU Munich, Department of Political Science
- 2 supervised MA Theses (with Paul. W. Thurner), LMU Munich, Department of Political Science
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2 supervised Consulting Projects (with Helmut Küchenhoff, Paul W. Thurner), LMU Munich,
StaBLab - 9 supervised Student Assistants