Teaching

Courses I have taught:

• CERGE-EI:
  • Micro 3 – Information Economics (2020-): First-year PhD course (Topics: Adverse selection, strategic communication, principal-agent-models, mechanism design, auctions, information design, social learning)
  • Strategic Thinking: Theory and Practice (2020-): Course in the Masters in Applied Economics Program
• Oxford:
  • Microeconomics I (2016-2019): Classes in the first year of the MPhil in Economics (Topics: Mathematical Methods, Consumer and Producer Theory, Choice under Uncertainty, Game Theory, Industrial Organization)
  • I also taught tutorials at Oxford colleges (Exeter, St Catherine’s) on a case-by-case basis.
• Copenhagen:
  • Micro C – Game Theory (2012-2013). Click here to see outline and plan for fall 2013.
  • I supervised bachelor thesis students in English and Danish. Example topics:
    • Bargaining and the 2013 teacher’s lockout: A theoretical investigation
    • Signaling about a firm’s quality through choice of capital structure

Evaluations and Awards:

• Evaluations from Michaelmas (= fall term) 2018 (classes in Microeconomics at Oxford University).
• Evaluations from Michaelmas 2017 (classes in Microeconomics at Oxford University).
• Evaluations from Fall 2013 (lectures in Micro C at Copenhagen University).
• Teaching award 1: In 2020, I received the CERGE-EI Teaching Award for the course Micro 3 – Information Economics.
• Teaching award 2: In 2019, I received a Teaching Excellence Award “for outstanding teaching of graduate classes” from the University of Oxford. Click here to see the diploma.
• Teaching award 3: In 2013, I received the annual Award of the Department of Economics for Excellent Teaching at Copenhagen University for my lectures in Micro C. Click here to see the diploma.

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