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Teaching

Teaching is something I am extremely passionate about. I am keen to share my experience and expertise with the younger generations. Given that my academic career is intermingled with my consulting projects, in the classroom I often draw from my own experience in the field. I am also very lucky to have some really incredibly talented students. I am pretty demanding as an instructor. However, I am very dedicated to my students and I am passionate about their learning, within my classroom and beyond.

In this page you will find links to current and older versions of my syllabi and newer versions as well. This page is in progress as I have moved institutions three times (The University of British Columbia’s Department of Political Science, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas’ (CIDE) Public Administration Division, and my current position at the Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) México, with the Methods Lab.

Fall 2020

FLACSO Mexico (Mexico City)

  • Doctoral-level (PhD in Social Sciences)
    Research Methodology I: Research Design *taught in Spanish*

CIDE Region Centro (Aguascalientes) and Santa Fe (Mexico City)

  • Doctoral-level (PhD in Public Policy)
    Seminar on Qualitative and Comparative Methods *taught in Spanish with English-speaking guest speakers*
  • Masters’ (Masters in Methods for Public Policy Analysis)
    Research Seminar I *taught in Spanish*
  • Undergraduate-level (Bachelors in Public Policy)
    Public Policy Analysis *taught in English with English-speaking guest speakers*

Summer 2020

Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) (Mexico City)

  • Masters-level (Masters in Human Rights and Law)
    Strategies for Empirical Research and Academic Writing *taught in Spanish*

Fall 2019

CIDE (Region Centro) (Aguascalientes)

  • Undergraduate-level (Bachelors in Public Policy)
    Public Policy Analysis *taught in English with English-speaking guest speakers*

Spring 2019

Université Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris 3), Institute D’Haute Etudes D’Amerique Latine, Paris, France.

  • Doctoral-level and Masters (1 and 2)

    Comparative Public Policy and Administration in Complex Contexts *taught in Spanish with a syllabus that used English and Spanish-language sources

    Latin America Through a Development Sociology Lens:The Governance of Development”

NEED TO FINISH UPDATING THIS SECTION.

Winter 2010

During the Winter 2010 academic year (September 2010-April 2011) I taught the following courses at The University of British Columbia (Department of Political Science):

Fall 2010 (Term 1, W2010)

Spring 2010 (Term 2, W2010)

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By Raul Pacheco-Vega 10:05 pm