Teaching

My teaching portfolio is closely linked to my research interests, and ranges from undergraduate courses in Statistics and International Economics to graduate-level courses in International Trade and Data Science.

Graduate courses

2022–
Lecture “Data Science for Economists” (Bielefeld)
2022–
Reading group “Economics of Disintegration: Sanctions, trade wars and political tensions” (Bielefeld)
2021, 2023–
Reading group “Trade 2” (Bielefeld)
2020–21
Reading group “International Trade” (Düsseldorf, Bielefeld)
2018
Lecture “Gravity Equations” (Kiel)

Undergraduate courses

2025–
Lecture “Wirtschaftspolitik” (in German) (Bielefeld)
2024–25
Lecture “Angewandte Statistik” (in German) (Bielefeld)
2020–23
Lecture “International Economics” (Bielefeld); earlier editions 2014, 2015 (Paris)
2020
Lecture “Internationaler Handel II” (in German) (Düsseldorf)
2013–15
Lecture “Statistics” (Paris)

Short courses, lectures and tutorials

2026
Short course “Data Science for Economists”, Advanced Studies Program (Kiel)
2025–26
Summer school lectures on “International Trade”, PSE Summer School (Paris)
2022
Short course “Gravity Modeling and its Applications”, Asian Development Bank / CAREC Institute (online)
2022
Short course “Measuring regional and global integration — Theory and empirics of gravity equations”, Summer School at Université de Lomé (Togo)
2021
Tutorial for “Economics of European Integration” (Bielefeld)
2019
Lecture on “Big Data in Economic Research: Twitter, Phone calls and Political events”, EUI Doctoral Summer School at Sofia University
2018
Lecture on “Twitter, phone calls and political events in Economic research”, Kiel Institute Summer School on Economic Policy
2017
Course on “Economics of Germany — Wirtschaftsstandort Deutschland”, FU Berlin and MGIMO Moscow
2014–15
Tutorial for “International Trade” (Paris)
2014–15
Tutorial for “Microeconomics” (Paris)
2013–15
Preparatory course on “Mathematics for Economists” (Paris)
2008–09
Tutorials for “Statistics I and II” (Münster)