Teaching

I have taught tutorials for courses at Goethe University Frankfurt, the University of Amsterdam, and the University of Groningen, ranging from first-year macroeconomics to master's courses in international finance and seminars on monetary policy.

At Goethe University Frankfurt

- MSc, winter 24/25
- Up to 50 students in a class
- The course covers topics such as FX instruments, currency investing and risk premia, corporate FX hedging as well as frictions in international financial markets
- MSc, winter 25/26
- Seminar with approximately 15 participants
- This seminar explores the link between monetary policy news and its effects on financial markets and investors.
- BSc, summer 24, 25, and 26
- Tutorial sessions of up to 200 students
- This course covers topics related to international financial architecture, foreign exchange market structure, and instruments
- BSc, winter 21/22
- Two tutorial groups of up to 30 students
- This course covers topics related to measuring macroeconomic activity, as well as the macroeconomy in the short, medium, and long run
- BSc, summer 2022
- Tutorial groups of up to 30 students
- This course provides an introduction to forecasting and covers models such as AR, VAR, VEC, and DSGE models

At the University of Amsterdam

- BSc, winter 19/20
- Two tutorial groups of up to 20 students
- The course covers fundamental concepts of micro- and macroeconomics

At the University of Groningen

- BSc, winter 18/19
- Selected as a student teaching assistant based on my results in the course the year before
- Two tutorial groups of up to 30 students
- The course covers the conceptual foundations for making efficient corporate financial decisions
- BSc, winter 18/19
- Selected as a student teaching assistant based on my results in the course the year before
- Two tutorial groups of up to 30 students
- The course focuses on key macroeconomic concepts such as national income, interest rates, exchange rates, the balance of trade, unemployment, and inflation