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I have taught a variety of courses at the University of Mannheim, Mannheim Business School, and the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) in German and English, covering topics such as taxation and public economics. My teaching spans Bachelor and Master programs, and I have also gained extensive experience supervising student theses at all levels.

In my teaching, I aim to show students how exciting taxation can be and to highlight how tax systems are highly relevant to everyday economic decisions. Taxes influence individuals and firms in many ways, yet they are often perceived as abstract or purely technical. My goal is to help students understand how tax policy shapes incentives, behavior, and economic outcomes, and to connect theoretical concepts with real-world policy questions. I hope students leave my courses not only with analytical tools, but also with a deeper appreciation of how taxation affects their own lives and the broader economy.

Norwegian School of Economics (NHH)

Spring 2026 Managing the Family Business (M.Sc.; Course Responsible)

Business Taxation (BA; Lecturer)

Master Thesis Supervision: Economics and Business Administration (M.Sc.)

Mannheim Business School

Spring 2025 Sustainable Taxation (M.Sc.; Course Responsible)

Spring 2024 Socially Responsible Taxation (M.Sc.; Course Responsible)

Spring 2022 Grundlagen der Besteuerung: Steuerarten (M.Sc.; Teaching Assistant)

[English translation: Basics of Taxation: Types of Taxes]

Spring 2018 - 21 Master Thesis Supervision: Mannheim Master of Acc & Tax (M.Sc.)

University of Mannheim

Spring 2023 Seminar Basic Academic Skills (B.Sc., Lecturer)

Spring & Fall 2018 - 22 Seminar Thesis Supervision: Taxation (M.Sc.)

Spring & Fall 2018 - 22 Master Thesis Supervision: Mannheim Master in Management (M.Sc.)

Spring 2018 - 22 Bachelor Thesis Supervision: Business Administration (B.Sc.)

Spring 2021 Bachelor Thesis Supervision: Economic and Business Education (B.Sc.)

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