Teaching

In Lund, I taught the module Microeconomics – Individual Choice (NEKP21) from Fall 2016 until Fall 2019. It is a specialised advanced microeconomics course that focuses on individual decision making. It is compulsory for PhD and also available to Master’s students.

I also shared teaching for the Advanced Microeconomic Analysis (NEKN21) course from Fall 2017 until Fall 2019. It is an advanced course, compulsory for Master’s students and optional for PhDs that covers both individual decision-making and game theory (where more than one decision-makers interact) and highlights the importance of information in these settings.

In Leicester, I taught the module Mathematics for Economics II (EC1008) during the Spring term of 2016. It was an introductory maths course, compulsory for first-year Economics undergraduates.