In 2018-2019, I teach the following courses:
- Postcolonial Lifewriting. (Open University the Netherlands, Master Cultural Studies).
- Literature and Multiculturalism. (Open University the Netherlands, Bachelor Cultural Studies).
- Cities on the Move. Diaspora and Art in Urban Culture (Open University the Netherlands, Bachelor Cultural Studies).
- I supervise Ma and Ph.D dissertations in the field of comparative literature, gender and postcolonial studies, the cultural production of the Congo Free State, life writing, travel writing, creative non-fiction.
In 2017-2018, I teach the following courses:
- The Nineteenth-Century Novel. (Open University the Netherlands, Master Cultural Studies).
- Egodocuments in Colonial Context. (Open University the Netherlands, Master Cultural Studies).
- Literature and Cultural Dialogue. (Open University the Netherlands, Bachelor Cultural Studies).
- Nobel Prize Winners. (Open University the Netherlands, Bachelor Cultural Studies).
Courses (co-)taught during previous years:
- Imagining Africa (Ghent University, Master English Literature)
- Debating the Literary Canon (Open University the Netherlands, Master Cultural Studies)
- Literature from a National and Postnational Perspective. Destination Europe. With Theo D’haen, Nadia Lie & Anke Gilleir. (Leuven University, Master Western Literature)
- Autobiography and the Dutch East Indies. Summer School, The Hague, May 2012 (Open University the Netherlands, Bachelor Cultural Studies)
- Reading America. The Politics and Aesthetics of Postmodernism (Master Comparative Literature, Leuven University)
- The Short Story Cycle (Master Comparative Literature, Leuven University)
- Western literature and Postcolonial Rewritings (Master Comparative Literature, Leuven University)
- Gender and Ethnicity (Bachelor Literaty Studies, Leiden University)
- Literary Theory: Contemporary Approaches to gender and sexuality in the humanities (Bachelor Literaty Studies, Leiden University)
- Text analysis: Poetry and Prose (Bachelor Dutch Language and Literature, Amsterdam University)