My academic teaching experience spans multiple institutions and disciplines, combining anthropological theory with practical applications in business and design. At the Prague University of Economics and Business, I teach courses that bridge anthropological methodologies with contemporary business practices, UX research, and design thinking. My teaching philosophy emphasizes hands-on experience and industry collaboration, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges.
Design Anthropology in Business Practice
A comprehensive course exploring how anthropological methods and perspectives can enhance business strategy and innovation. Students learn to apply ethnographic approaches to understand user behaviors, organizational cultures, and market dynamics.
UX Research
Hands-on course (co-led with Jan Balata, PhD) teaching qualitative research methods essential for understanding user needs and behaviors. Students work on real projects with Czech NGOs, learning to plan, conduct, and analyze user research that informs design decisions.
UX Principles
An introduction to fundamental concepts and best practices in user experience design, focusing on user-centered design principles and their practical application in digital products and services.