Courses Taught
- Exploring Uncertainties: Fostering Civic Engagement on Natural Hazards (MSc level, Service-Learning)
- Communicating Uncertainty in Science (BSc level)
- Breaking the Cycle of Disaster, Response, Recovery, and Repeat (BSc level, Service-Learning)
- Capacity Development: The Good, the Bad and the Better (BSc level, Service-Learning)
- Communicating Uncertainty as a Driving Force for Geosciences (PhD/Post-doc level, Workshop)
- Environmental Impact Assessments at the Local & Global Levels (BSc level)
- The Science and Practice of Environmental Communication in Global Context (BSc level)
- Disaster Risk Reduction for a Resilient World (BSc level)
- Indigenous Knowledge in Climate Research (BSc level)
- A Water Journey: from Glaciers to Rivers and Lakes through Storytelling (BSc level)
- Geodynamics & Structural Geology (BSc level)
- Introduction to Earth and Environmental Sciences (BSc level)
- Sediments, Stratigraphy and Hydrocarbon (BSc level)
- Environmental Impact & Risk Assessment (BSc level)
- Natural Hazards and Risk Management in Mountain Regions (BSc level)
- Applied Tectonics & Surface Processes (BSc level)
- Introduction to Geology Lab (BSc level)
Short Courses
The following short courses were taught at the European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria (2023-2024):
- The Art of Communicating Risk: Tips for effective risk communication
- How to enhance natural hazard scientists’ contribution to disaster risk reduction
- How do I make my geoscience communication publishable?
Materials Developed
- Training course for Natural Hazard Researchers Building Sustainable and Resilient Communities
- A Virtual Fieldtrip to Central Asia Geological journeys through the Pamir
- The Ocean Senses Activities Book OceanSenses
- Climate Teaching Package INTEGRATE
- Earthquake Teaching Package ParsQuake