Make complex ideas
understandable.
Teaching economics and quantitative methods has strengthened my ability to explain analytical reasoning, respond to questions and communicate with people who bring different levels of technical knowledge.
Graduate Teaching Assistant
As a Graduate Teaching Assistant, I supported teaching in economics and quantitative methods, adapting explanations to students with different technical backgrounds.
Teaching responsibilities included tutorials, discussions, feedback and quantitative lab sessions. The courses below reflect this experience over 2022–2025.
Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2024). Recognition of teaching practice alongside doctoral research.
Economics & quantitative methods
Behavioural Economics
Research-led tutorials on loss aversion, intertemporal choice and self-control, projection bias, social preferences, neuroeconomics, subjective well-being and behavioural approaches to policy. Guided students through research questions, study designs and findings, connecting empirical evidence to economic theory through discussion of published papers.
Research Method and Dissertation Training
Dissertation writing and quantitative analysis. Lab sessions demonstrated data manipulation and presentation, model specification and the application of econometric techniques using Stata.
Economics 2A
Intermediate microeconomics, including consumer behaviour, firm behaviour, game theory and decisions under uncertainty.
Introductory Economics
An introduction to the main areas of microeconomics and macroeconomics.