Jonathan Michel

Academic Tutor for the Course "Decision Theory" Weekly lessons for more than 40 students on different aspects of decision theory, game theory, probability theory and their normative foundations.

- Created the problem profile on "animal welfare" and the profiles for the corresponding NGOs. - Reviewed and critically assessed existing research in this area, among others by Animal Charity Evaluators. - Managed outreach and communications with German press

Wrote articles for the magazine and assisted with management.

Student Assistant at the Philosophy Department for Epistemology

Academic Tutor for the Course "Logic and Argumentation Theory" Weekly lessons for more than 25 students on different aspects of propositional logic, predicate logic, cognitive biases and argumentation theory

Worked on the fields for different kind of crops and learned in a hands-on experience about the concepts of Permaculture. Restructured processes to increase efficiency, output and sales.

Semester Abroad at Kyoto University of Foreign Studies in the Department of Global Studies. (occupied subjects a. o.: Public speaking, international negotiation, International business and advanced management, Gender and Society)

Interdisciplinary study of philosophy, economics (mostly in english; occupied subjects a. o.: statistics, econometrics, micro / macroeconomics, economics of the european union, development economics, ethics, logic and argumentation theory, game theory)