Tutor, University of Oxford, 2022-23
Module Evaluation: na
Third year optional paper on Public Economics topics. Topics include: Commodity Taxation, Income Taxation, Pensions, Cost Benefit Analysis, Second Best and Production Efficiency, Healthcare, Education, and, Welfare Reform.
Tutor, University of Oxford, 2022-23
Module Evaluation: na
First year Core Probability and Statistics. Topics include: Probability Theory, Data, Variables & Moments, Statistics, Time Series analysis and Causal Inference.
Tutor, University of Oxford, 2022-23
Module Evaluation: na
Third year optional paper on Labour Economics topics. Topics include: Labour supply, Labour Demand and Competitive Equilibrium, Imperfect labour Markets, Minimum wages, Human Capital, Gender, Race and Discrimination, Migration, and Trade Unions and Wage Setting.
Tutor, University of Oxford, 2021-22
Module Evaluation: na
Second year Core Microeconomics paper. Topics include: General Equilibrium, Welfare, Externalities and Public Goods, Game Theory, Competition Policy, Decisions under Risk, and, Information Economics.
Tutor, University of Oxford, 2021-22
Module Evaluation: 4/5
Third year optional paper on Public Economics topics. Topics include: Commodity Taxation, Income Taxation, Pensions, Cost Benefit Analysis, Second Best and Production Efficiency, Healthcare, Education, and, Welfare Reform.
Tutor, University of Oxford, 2021-22
Module Evaluation: na
First year Core Probability and Statistics. Topics include: Probability Theory, Data, Variables & Moments, Statistics, Time Series analysis and Causal Inference.
Tutor, University of Oxford, 2021-22
Module Evaluation: 4.3/5
Second year Core Microeconomics paper. Topics include: General Equilibrium, Welfare, Externalities and Public Goods, Game Theory, Competition Policy, Decisions under Risk, and, Information Economics.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2020-21
Module Evaluation: 4.3/5
Final year undergraduate Applied Microeconomics module, introducing students to a range of methodologies used in a variety of setting including health, labour, and environmental economics, among many others. The module shows students the importance of using the correct methodology and interpretation in research by using specific policy issues.
Lecturer, University of Southampton, 2019-20
Module Evaluation: na*
An MSc module aimed at non-economists from various medical and health backgrounds, introducing the fundamentals of economic concepts and methods and focusing particularly on economics in a health setting.
*Due to the COVID-19 pandemic end of semester module feedback was not conducted.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2019-20
Module Evaluation: 4.6/5
Final year undergraduate Applied Microeconomics module, introducing students to a range of methodologies used in a variety of setting including health, labour, and environmental economics, among many others. The module shows students the importance of using the correct methodology and interpretation in research by using specific policy issues.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2018-19 & 2019-20
Module Evaluation: na
Assisted in MSc dissertations through regular drop-in surgeries. Support ranged from helping students with literature, coding (Stata and R), theory and modelling.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2018-19
Module Evaluation: 4.3/5
First year undergraduate mathematics and statistics module, with the aim of doing OLS regressions using matrix notation and understanding the underlying theory of the OLS regression. In addition, the course covered method of moments and maximum log likelihood estimation.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2018-19
Module Evaluation: 4.4/5
First year undergraduate Microeconomics module for students that had done A-level (high school) Economics.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2018-19
Module Evaluation: 4.0/5
First year undergraduate Microeconomics module for students that had not done A-level (high school) Economics.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2017-18 ,2018-19, 2019-20 & 2020-21
Module Evaluation: na
Assisted in third year undergraduate dissertation drop-in surgeries. Support ranged from helping students with literature, coding (Stata), theory and modelling.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2017-18
Module Evaluation: 4.4/5
First year undergraduate Microeconomics module for students that had done A-level (high school) Economics.
Demonstrator, University of Southampton, 2017-18
Module Evaluation: 4.4/5
First year undergraduate Microeconomics module for students that had not done A-level (high school) Economics.