I currently teach four courses at Erasmus School of Law
- Rechtsfilosofie (link)
- Fiscaal Confrontatievak (link)
- Normative Jurisprudence (link)
- Research Skills Seminar Legal Theory (link)
Apart from these full courses, I give guest lectures and workshops on a wide variety of subjects in legal philosophy and legal research methods.
At Queen Mary University of London, I have taught the LLM/ MaRes course Jurisprudence A. Studying Law and Morality in a Pluralist Context.
Previously taught courses include:
Since 2008: Erasmus School of Law
- Bachelor Thesis Methods Track
- Multicultural Society and the Democratic Rechtsstaat
- Research lab: Law and the Multicultural Society
1995-2008: Tilburg University
Research School for Legislative Studies
- Jurisprudence (Ph.D. courses)
- Interdisciplinary study of law (Ph.D. course/ Research master, course in English)
Law School
- Jurisprudence 2 (introductory course)
- Law and Society
- Legal Theory and Legal Philosophy 2: Law and Ethics (course in English)
1986-1994: Utrecht University
Departments of Philosophy and Theology (combined graduate courses):
- Normative Theory 1 and 2
- Political Theory 1 and 2
- Bioethics 1 and 2
- Morality and Rationality
- Morality, Law and Public Policy
Department of Social Sciences
- Practical Philosophy: Civil disobedience
- Practical Philosophy: Morality, law and public policy
Department of Biology
- Bioethics and Environmental Ethics
Department of Philosophy
- Introduction to Philosophical Ethics (introductory course)
Research School Practical Philosophy, Ph.D. Summerschool
- Ethics in Theory and Practice