I am passionate about education, and enjoy the chance to teach and advise students.

My approach as a lecturer is to meet students at their level: determining what they already know and how they think through problems, and building from there. I strive to explain things in an accessible manner, without over-simplifying the content.

I employ an interactive teaching style, which combines traditional instruction with in-class exercises and discussions.

In addition to teaching courses, I have supervised students completing their bachelor’s thesis. I have also conducted econometrics labs for master’s students, helping them to think through challenges associated with the empirical aspects of their thesis projects.

I have been appointed by Denmark’s Ministry of Higher Education and Science as a censor (external examiner) for economics courses at Danish universities.

Teaching assignments

University of Southern Denmark

I am currently employed at the University of Southern Denmark, where I teach:

  • 2024-: International economics (Sønderborg, Odense)
  • 2025: Principles of economic behaviour

Lund University

My teaching assignments at Lund University included a mix of courses at the bachelor and masters levels.

  • 2021-2024: Environmental history from an economic perspective
  • 2022-2023: Research design, methods and data collection
  • 2022-2023: Human capital in a historical perspective

Past roles

I have previously served as an instructor/tutor in various bachelor-level courses.

  • 2019-2020: Macroeconomic analysis (University of Southern Denmark)
  • 2019: Methods in dynamic economics (University of Southern Denmark)
  • 2008: Principles of microeconomics (Monash University)