University of Bristol, UK

• Microeconomics for Economics & Finance, 2nd year UG, 2022-2023 (and Unit Director), 2023-2024, 2024-2025 (and Unit Director) - sample material

• Intermediate Microeconomics, 2nd year UG, spring 2022 & spring 2023

The Open University, UK

• Economics in Context, 1st year UG, 2020-2021

• Economics in Practice, 2nd year UG, 2020-2021 - sample material

University of Athens, Greece

• Introduction to Computer Science, 1st year UG, fall 2014-2015 (and Co-module Leader)

University of Bristol, UK

• Behavioural Economics, 3rd year UG, spring 2022-2025 - sample material

• Competition, Conflict, and Coordination: Applied Microeconomic Theory , 3rd year UG, fall 2023

• Communicating Economics, 3rd year UG, fall 2022

• Microeconomics for Economics & Finance, 2nd year UG, 2022-2023

• Economics, 1st year UG, 2021-2022 - sample material

• Intermediate Microeconomics, 2nd year UG, 2021-2022

• Applied Economics: Current Economic Problems, 3rd year UG, fall 2021 - sample material

University of Portsmouth, UK 

• • Statistics for Economics, 1st year UG, fall 2020

  • Economics for Business, 1st year UG, fall 2020

University of Leicester, UK (teaching evaluations)

• • Mathematics for Economics II, 1st year UG, spring 2020

  • Game Theory, 2nd year UG, fall 2019 - sample material

  • Intermediate Microeconomics II, 2nd year UG, spring 2017-2020

  • Intermediate Microeconomics I, 2nd year UG, fall 2017-2019

  • Managerial Economics, 3rd year UG, fall 2017

  • Mathematics for Economics I, 1st year UG, fall 2016, 2018

University of Bristol, UK - MSc Economics, Finance, and Management, Topic: Behavioural Economics, 26 students, 2022-2025

Examples:

• "Anchoring Bias and Overconfidence in Investment Advice and Decision"

• "The effect of choice overload in investment decisions"

• "The effects of nudging on consumer behaviour and welfare"

• "Mental accounting: studying the effect using government cash subsidies and consumer vouchers"

• "Influence of Decision Background and Gender on Framing Effect"

University of Portsmouth, UK -Topic: Behavioural Economics, UG, 12 students, 2020-2021 (until before final implementation)

Examples:

• "The paradox of choice; how limiting freedom of choice can reduce an individual’s ability to make effective decisions"

• "The effects of the hot hand effect and gambler’s fallacy on investment decisions"

• "Anchoring in price estimation decision makings in the real estate market"