I teach in the fields of microeconomics and industrial organisation, primarily with a focus on the economics of digital markets.
In 2011 I recieved a Teaching Excellence Award from the University of Oxford. In 2025 I received Oxford's Special Award for Sustained Commitment to Education, given for fifteen years of sustained excellence in teaching.
I teach a course titled Internet Economics for graduate students at the OII. This is a course in industrial organisation with applications to the digital economy. Topics covered include
An introduction to economic modelling and game theory.
Economies of scale, network effects, and platforms.
Search and switching costs.
Competition policy and regulation of competition in digital markets.
Information economics and its implications for the design of digital goods and platforms.
Intellectual property and innovation.
Data, privacy and algorithms.
Along with Alexei Parakhonyak, I teach a summer school in the Economics of the Digital and AI economy. More information, including the topics covered can be found on the summer school website.
In 2026 I am giving tutorials in Microeconomics at Mansfield College. Relevant information can be found on my FHS micro page.