In 2017, Dr Quincy R. Cloet became certified as a post-graduate teacher and was awarded an Associated Fellowship of the UK’s Higher Education Academy (HEA).

Previous teaching assignments

Collegium Civitas

2018-2019: a range of lectures related to international history and European integration. Among others:
- Historical pathways of European integration: the inter-war years
- The organisation of peace: the League of Nations in international history
- Finding your way around the EU institutions
- The challenge of regional hegemons: Japanese imperialism and Manchuria
I also teach methodological classes related to master thesis research, for example, an introduction to literature review

Aberystwyth University

2017-2018: The Cold War (IP32020, seminars)
2016-2017: NATO: The Making and Breaking of Alliances (IP33320, seminars)
2015-2016: The Second World War in Europe (IP36420, module convenor and seminars)
2015-2016: The Making of the Modern World: International History since 1789 (IP12820, seminars)

Collegium Civitas (in cooperation with PISM)

2014-2015: “History of the European Idea” (postgraduate course)

College of Europe

2014-2015: Introduction to the Idea of Europe (postgraduate introductory course)
2014-2015: Central and Eastern Europe since 1914 (seminars)
2014-2015: History of Europe (seminars)
2013-2014: Eastern Europe since 1914 (seminars)

Past teacher training

Small group teaching (AU, 2017, participant)
Using self and peer assessment (AU, 2016, participant)
Applying for the Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AU, 2016, participant)
Key theories in learning and teaching: how students learn (AU, 2016, participant)
Teaching & Learning in HE (AU, 2016, participant)
Teaching European Studies (UACES, 2016, participant)