​Matthew Eagleton-Pierce

I have a wide range of teaching experience at undergraduate (all years) and postgraduate (taught and research) levels, including acting as a convener and designing new modules. Degrees and modules I have designed and taught include:

SOAS UNIVERSITY OF LONDON (2013-)

• New Undergraduate Programme (2021-22 launch): ‘Politics, Philosophy, and Economics’ (cross-departmental collaboration, part of the core team leading the design of the degree and module delivery).

• 'The Politics of the World Economy' (undergraduate core, new module).

  • Syllabus (PDF)​

  • Sample Lecture Slides 1: 

  • Sample Lecture Slides 2: 'The Global Financial Crisis: Causes and Consequences' (including audio recording)

• 'Key Debates on Neoliberalism' (undergraduate option, new module).

• 'Globalisation and Global Governance' (undergraduate option).

• 'The International Organisation of World Politics' (undergraduate option).

• 'International Political Economy' (postgraduate taught option, new module).

• 'Politics of Globalization and Development' (postgraduate taught option).

• 'MPhil Research Methods' (postgraduate research core).

• 'MPhil Upgrade Workshop' (postgraduate research core).

• Summer School: (1) 'The Politics of Global Capitalism' (new course); (2) 'Capitalism, Crisis, and the Neoliberal State' (co-taught with Fayzi Ismail) (new course).

PREVIOUS COURSES

SOAS University of London (2013-15)

• Globalisation and Global Governance (undergraduate)

• International Organization of World Politics (undergraduate)

• International Political Economy (postgraduate)

• The Politics of Global Capitalism (summer school)

University of Exeter (2011-13)

• Contemporary Theories of World Politics (undergraduate)

• The Political Economy of International Trade (undergraduate)

• International Political Economy (postgraduate)

• Global Security (postgraduate)

London School of Economics (2010-11 and 2008-09)

• The Politics of International Economic Relations (undergraduate)

• International Political Economy (postgraduate)

• The Political Economy of International Trade (postgraduate)

• Economic Diplomacy (postgraduate)

University of Oxford (2009-10)

• Global Governance (postgraduate)

• Global Financial Governance (postgraduate)

• The International Relations of the Developing World (postgraduate)