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Current Teaching at Cardiff University
Current Teaching at Cardiff University
Postgraduate supervision
Postgraduate supervision
I supervise Ph.D. students investigating the economics of crime or working in applied microeconomic theory.
BS1551 Microeconomics
BS1551 Microeconomics
Twenty-credit first-year undergraduate module for approx. 300 students/year.
Content: Supply & demand; consumer theory; game theory; behavioural economics; producer theory; profit maximisation and imperfect competition; externalities; public goods.
Textbook: Frank and Cartwright's Microeconomics and Behaviour.
Undergraduate Programmes
Undergraduate Programmes
As of September 2020, I am the Director of Undergraduate Economics Programmes at Cardiff Business School, with responsibility for the operation of our undergraduate economics and joint honours degrees.
Other Activities
Other Activities
I am a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and an Associate of the Economics Network. In the latter role, I have run one-day graduate teaching assistant workshops for Ph.D. students at numerous UK universities since 2010.
In 2008, I was awarded the Economics Network's National Outstanding Teaching Prize (joint with Alwyn Young).
I have contributed a short article to Economic Review (aimed at A-Level Economics students and teachers) on the economics of organised crime, available here.
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