Teaching

International Agricultural Trade

AGEC 4500 / 59600

This course introduces final-year undergraduates to international economics, trade theory, and trade policy, with a strong focus on agriculture. Topics include comparative advantage, trade agreements, non-tariff barriers, and the economics of global agri-food value chains. The course also has a track for master's students.

Intermediate Microeconomics

AGEC 303

This course develops advanced microeconomic models of consumer and producer choice. All theory is derived from mathematical first principles and relies heavily on applications of calculus, with motivating examples and case studies drawn from agricultural and resource economics.

International Trade

Kiel University · 2022

Graduate-level course on the theory and empirics of international trade, covering classical and new trade theory, trade policy, and the role of firms in international markets.

Microeconomics

Kiel University · 2022

Undergraduate microeconomics covering consumer theory, production theory, market structures, and welfare economics.

Data Analysis for Agricultural Economists

University of Göttingen · 2018–2022

An introduction to data science, programming, and econometrics applied to problems in agricultural economics. Topics included data wrangling, causal inference, time-series methods, and reproducible research workflows in R. Compulsory elective for Development Economics and Agricultural Economics MA and PhD students.

Micro- and Resource Economics

University of Göttingen · 2018–2020

Undergraduate course covering production economics, natural resource economics, and environmental externalities with applications to agriculture.