The subjects I teach include, among others, sociology of sexuality, public action, disability, and digital. I also address issues of gender, sexual health, socialization, and political sociology of health.
Bachelor's Degree:
Socialization and Socialization Processes (lecture) at the Catholic Institute of Paris (100 students, 48 hours spread over two semesters)
Authors and Concepts (lecture) and Tutorials at the University of Lille (40 students, 240 hours spread across three groups of ten sessions)
Bachelor's Degree 2:
Social Relations of Sex - Sociology of Sexuality (lecture) at the University of Lille (100 female students, 48 hours spread over two sessions)
Sociology of Disability (lecture) at the University of Saint-Étienne (50 female students, 24 hours spread over eight sessions of three hours each)
Bachelor's Degree 3:
Sociology of Dependence Politics (lecture) at the University of Paris Descartes - School of Social Work - Professional Diploma "Social Intervention" (24 hours spread over eight sessions of three hours each)
Gender and Health (lecture) at the University of Paris 13 (126 hours spread over seven sessions of three hours each)
Digital Sociology (lecture) at the University of Saint-Étienne (24 hours spread over eight sessions of three hours each)
Economies and Society (lecture) at the University of Grenoble (9 hours spread over three sessions of three hours each)
People with Disabilities (lecture) at the University of Paris-Est Créteil (6 hours spread over one day)
Sexism and Sexist and Sexual Violence in the Workplace (lecture) at the University of Paris Créteil - State Diploma Youth, Popular Education and Sport (6 hours)
Master's Degree 1:
Sociology of Disability (lecture) at the Master's Degree in Aging, Disability and Health and Inequality at the University of Grenoble (24 hours spread over eight sessions of three hours each)
Master's Degree 2:
Sociology of Disability and Sexuality (lecture) at the Master's Degree in Social Intervention and Development at the University of Brest (18 hours spread over one session of six hours)
Outside of the university:
Sociology of Health (lecture and tutorials) at the French Institute of Chiropractic (40 hours spread over 30 hours of lecture and 10 hours of tutorials)
