• Part-Time Lecturer (Semester 1, Sept.-Jan. 2022-23)
  “JOUR7070 Theories of Journalism and Communication” for MA in International Journalism (Department of Journalism, Hong Kong Baptist University)
  “POLS4005 World Order Issues- POLS7110 World Order Issues” for BSocSc (Hons) & Master of Public Administration in Government & International Studies (Department of Government and International Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University)

• Part-Time Lecturer (Semester 1, Sept.-Dec. 2021-22)
  “COMM7570 Youth, Media and Consumption” for MA in Communication (Hong Kong Baptist University)

• 2021 (Guest Lecturer)
  Two lectures (24 & 31 March) focusing on theories of Environmental Communication & Environmental Journalism for the course “Environmental Communication” of Assistant Professor Nikos Antonopoulos, Ionian University.

• 2018 – 2020 (Teaching Assistant)
  1. “PRAD 3056 Campaign Planning and Management” (Semester2, 2019-2020) of Associate Professor Timothy K.F. Fung (Department of Communication Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University).
  2. “ORGC4036 ORGC Decision Making & Problem Solving” (Semester1, 2019-2020) of Associate Professor Timothy K.F. Fung (Department of Communication Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University).
  3. “COMM2006 Communication Theory” (Semester1, 2019-2020) of Associate Professor Timothy K.F. Fung (Department of Communication Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University).
  4. “JOUR3046 Critical Comparative Studies of News Media Systems” (Semester2, 2018-2019) of Professor Cherian George (Department of Journalism, Hong Kong Baptist University).
  5. “JOUR3016 Political Economy for Journalists” (Semester1, 2018-2019) of Assistant Professor Luwei Rose Luqiu (Department of Journalism, Hong Kong Baptist University).

• 2018 (Guest Lecturer)
  Two lectures (23 & 30 May) focusing more on data journalism tools & examples from Asia for the course “Data Journalism” of Assistant Professor Nikos Antonopoulos, Ionian University.

• 2017 (Guest lecturer)
  Lecture and workshop for the course “Electronic Publishing and the Internet” of Nikos Antonopoulos (19 December, School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki).