My teaching experience and interests include Microeconomics, Game Theory, Industrial Organization, Public Economics, Mathematical Methods, and Computational Economics.Â
In 2024-2025 academic year, I am involved in teaching the following at the School of Economics of the University of Nottingham:
Advanced Mathematical Economics (3rd UG, Spring)
Public Sector Economics (2nd UG, Spring)
I also supervise UG dissertations.
At the School of Economics of the University of Nottingham:
I was involved in teaching the following modules:
Advanced Mathematical Economics (3rd UG, Spring) - 2023/2024, 2020-2022
Public Sector Economics (2nd UG, Spring/Autumn) - 2023/2024, 2015-2022
Numerical Methods in Economics (3rd UG, Spring/Autumn) - 2010-2020, 2006-2009
Microeconomic Theory (MSc, Autumn) - 2018-2019, 2010-2017, 2003-2009
Industrial Economics (2nd UG, Spring) - 2014/2015 (tutorials), 2009-2013
Advanced Microeconomic Theory (MSc, Spring) - 2008-2013
Mathematical Economics (1st UG, Autumn) - 2010/11, 2004-2009
Introduction to Industrial Economics (1st UG, Spring) - 2006-2009, 2002-2005
Pre-sessional Mathematics (MSc, Week 0) - 2003-2006
Pre-sessional Econometrics (MSc, Week 1) - 2008/2009, 2002-2007
Between 2003 and 2024 I supervised 30 MSc and 78 undergraduate dissertations to completion.
I (co)supervised the following PhD students to completion:
Yuliet Verbel - PhD awarded 2023 - First position: University of Michigan
Monika Pompeo - PhD awarded 2022 - First position: University of Bologna
Pedro Silva - PhD awarded 2021 - First position: University of Porto
William Gatt - PhD awarded 2020 - Position: Central Bank of Malta (continuing)
Lu Dong - PhD awarded 2017 - First position: Nanjing Audit University
Alejandro Lee-Penagos - PhD awarded 2017 - First position: Carnegie Mellon University
Yuki Kumagai - PhD awarded 2010 - First position: Keele University
Desiree Desierto - PhD awarded 2006 - First position: University of the Philippines
In May 2006, I gave a mini-course at the Ruhr Graduate School of Economics in Essen, Germany on:
Evolutionary Game Theory and the Evolution of Preferences (PhD level)
In 2000-2001, I gave lectures on at the Doctoral Program "Resource Allocation, Economic Policy, and Collective Decisions" (Graduiertenkolleg "Allokationstheorie, Wirtschaftspolitik und kollektive Entscheidungen") at the Department of Business and Economics of the University of Dortmund (now TU Dortmund University), Germany on:
Evolutionary Game Theory (PhD level)
Political Economy (PhD level)
At CentER for Economic Research (now CentER Graduate School for Economics and Business), Tilburg University, the Netherlands I was a tutor (in 1997-1999) on the following courses of the Graduate Program in Economics:
Microeconomics (MSc)
Math for Economists (MSc)