I have more than a decade of experience teaching university students at all degree levels, with a specialisation in consumer behaviour and research methods. The subjects that I coordinate have a strong applied flavour and have received very positive teaching evaluations.
Undergraduate Students
- Consumer Behaviour (2018-present). I am the subject coordinator and lecturer for this core subject in the Bachelor of Business (Marketing) degree.
- Market Research (2014-2017; 2022): I was the subject coordinator and lecturer for this second-year subject, which included students based in Sydney, Melbourne, Vietnam, and Singapore.
- Business Statistics (2018). I was a lecturer for this core subject in the Bachelor of Business degree.
Postgraduate Students
- Customer Experience and Behaviour (2019; 2021; 2022; 2023-present). I have been a lecturer for this core subject in the Master of Marketing degree and took over as coordinator in 2023 and completely revamped it.
- Choice Architecture (2021-present): I designed and am the subject coordinator and lecturer for this first-year subject in the Master of Behavioural Economics degree.
Higher Degree Research Students
- Nathan Moore: PhD student (2023-present): “Promoting Eco-Friendly Purchases through Personalised Nudges”. The supervision team includes Natalina Zlatevska and Ben Newell.
- Ella Bruce: PhD student (2018-2023): “Because Someone Told me so: An Investigation into the Effects of Online and Offline Social Influences on Decision Making and Attitudes“. The supervision team included Christine Eckert and Francois Carrillat.
- Ashleigh Powell (née Druce): PhD student (2015-2020): “Psychosocial and contextual determinants of word-of-mouth transmission“. The supervision team included Angela Dobele and Con Stavros.
Interested potential PhD students should consult my research interests page and then contact me about a potential topic. Please note that I exclusively supervise research projects with experiments as the primary research approach.