With my students at Quarry Bank Mill in March 2023 on a student field trip.
I enjoy my rich and successful experiences teaching and supervising economic history, development economics, and the Chinese economy at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Over the past six years, I have been promoted from a teaching assistant to a course director and academic supervisor. Please find my teaching experience below.
2024/5 Lecturer, 5S6Z1002, Management Studies in Context
Tutor, 5S5Z1008, Strategic Management in a Global Context
2022/3 Course Director, ECON10212, 20212 Economic History
o Developed a new course syllabus
o Organized a student trip to Quarry Bank Mill with 17 students
o Coordinated and supervised two teaching assistants’ work
2021/2 Lecturer, ECON 30511 Topics in Economic History
o Taught half of the module for both seminars and lectures
o Teaching Evaluation, available upon request as another lecturer, was also evaluated in this survey
Lecturer, ECON10212, 20212 Economic History
o Designed and taught two lectures on the Economic History of China
2021/2 Teaching Assistant, ECON10212 and 20212 Economic History
o Designed and taught two mini-lectures on Great Divergence and Gold Standard
2019/20 Teaching Fellow, Seminar Teaching
o EH207 Chinese Economic History from 1850 to 2000
o EH401 Historical Analysis of Economic Change
o EH446 Economic Development in East and Southeast Asia
2019/20 Postgraduate Academic Tutor
o Provided academic support and dissertation supervision for four postgraduates
2018/9 Graduate Teaching Assistant Mentor
o Coached graduate teaching assistants to deliver seminars
2017-9 Guest Teacher
o EH101 The Internationalisation of Economic Growth
o EH207 Chinese Economic History since 1850
2023. Student Experience Fund of £620, University of Manchester
o I use this fund to organize a student field trip to Quarry Bank Mill.
2022. Funding to Diversifying the Curriculum, with Edward Manderson and Anna-maria Kohnke, £300, University of Manchester.