Teaching

Current Teaching

Economics of Information, Carnegie Mellon University

• This is a graduate level course which teaches the theory of strategic information transmission.

Principles of Microeconomics, Carnegie Mellon University

• This is an undergraduate course which introduces students to modelling individual and strategic decision making for the purpose of a) describing empirical facts, b) making predictions, and c) informing policy decisions.

Past Economics Teaching

Graduate Microeconomics, University of Oxford, Class Teacher, 2015-17

Application of Econometrics, University of Edinburgh, Principal Instructor, 2014-15

Essentials of Econometrics, University of Edinburgh, Principal Instructor, 2013-14

Advanced Microeconomics, Scottish Graduate Programme in Economics, TA, 2009, 2010, 2011

Undergraduate Microeconomics, University of Edinburgh, TA, 2009, 2010, 2011

Undergraduate Macroeconomics, University of Edinburgh, TA, 2009, 2010, 2011

Other Teaching

English Language Teaching

I have accumulated more than four years experience teaching English as a foreign language in China, Spain, the UK and Australia. While not directly relevant to the teaching of economics I believe that this experience has improved my ability as a communicator and instructor. Clearly, this training directly aids in the instruction of students who do not speak English as their first language. Moreover, it has also sensitised me to a large variety of national idiosyncrasies in the learning expectations and requirements of students from across the world.