ENSAE Paris - Master 1 / Engineering Cycle - Tutorials (36 hours)

• Date: Fall/Winter 2025-2026 and 2026-2027

• Language: English

• References: Pr. Olivier Loisel < Olivier.Loisel[at]ensae.fr > and Chloé Saurel < macroeconomie[at]ensae.fr >

Course description: This course aims at learning the fundamental tools of macroeconomic modelling by studying six key long-run growth models from Solow-Swan (1956) exogenous growth to Römer (1990) endogenous growth with knowledge diffusion. The tutorials help student understand, derive, and extend these models.

📚 Access to Recap Sheets to guide understanding (Joint work with Clément Montes) 📚

École Polytechnique (L'X) - Bachelor 1st year / Engineering Cycle - Tutorials (21 hours)

• Date: Fall/Winter 2025-2026 and 2026-2027

• Language: English

• References: Pr. Jean-Baptiste Michau < Jean-Baptiste.Michau[at]polytechnique.edu > and Pr. Yukio Koriyama < Yukio.Koriyama[at]polytechnique.edu >

Course description: This course aims at getting an overview of economics from microeconomics to macroeconomics,  passing by public economics, labor economics, game theory and trade.

📚 Access to Tutorials in Video 📚

ESSEC Business School - Bachelor 4th year - Lecture Course (30 hours)

• Date: Fall 2025

• Language: English

• References: Radu Vranceanu < Radu.Vranceanu[at]essec.edu >

Course description: This course aims at providing a comprehensive introduction to the core theoretical foundations of modern economics through the lens of the European Union. Across ten lectures, the course explores key concepts in microeconomics and macroeconomics, including general equilibrium theory, policy evaluation, monetary policy, fiscal policy, international trade, and industrial organization. Using European institutions, markets, and policy challenges as practical examples, students develop the analytical tools needed to understand how economic theory informs decision-making and policy design in a complex and integrated economy.