Teaching Portfolio

We work with international organisations, government agencies, businesses, and universities to support learning and capacity building in areas related to international trade, customs, cross-border logistics, ports, and border management. Teaching draws on research, policy engagement, and applied practice, with delivery formats ranging from executive workshops and consultancy-supported learning to university teaching and online provision. The examples below illustrate themes and approaches that have informed recent activities.

Example: Supply Chain Masterclass for Customs and Border Management Professionals (Public and Private Sector)

The World Customs Organisation and the European Commission – amongst other key international organisations and agencies – recognise knowledge of supply chains as a core competency for border management professionals in the public and private sector.

This course outline draws on many years of university teaching, executive education, research, and applied work in supply chain management, international trade, customs, and cross-border logistics.

Example: Customs and Trade Compliance Management

This course outline draws on many years of university teaching, executive education, and applied work in international trade, customs, and cross-border logistics. It provides a structured introduction to the systems, procedures, and decisions that shape the cross-border movement of goods. Emphasis is placed on helping learners build confidence in navigating trade and customs environments and identifying where to focus attention next.

Example: Trade Facilitation for Practitioners and Policy Makers

This course outline draws on experience gained through research, policy engagement, executive education, and applied work in trade facilitation, border management, and cross-border logistics. It explores how trade facilitation concepts, policies, and operational realities interact across contemporary cross-border environments. Particular attention is given to how trade facilitation sits at the intersection of trade policy, customs, transport and logistics, digitalisation, and regulatory reform, and how initiatives are designed, implemented, evaluated, and adapted across different institutional and commercial contexts.