My teaching at ICU currently includes courses in microeconomics, economic policy, statistics, and econometrics.
In the current academic year, I will offer the following courses:
ECO102: Principles of Microeconomics
ECO254: Industrial Organization
ECO260: Public EconomicsClasses on Core Microeconomics and Core Econometrics, for M.Phil in Economics.
ECO354: Environmental Economics
GES039: Statistical Information Literacy (General Education course; lectures + computer classes)
QPFD412: Microeconomics (graduate level course)
GEL001: Liberal Arts Seminar ("Essential Academic Skills: research & presentation")
QPPE513: Special Studies in Economics and Business (Graduate level; focus on market design)
Core Microeconomics 2: Game Theory - a graduate-level first course in game theory, including topics on repeated games, contract theory and information economics.
Auctions and Mechanism Design - a first course introducing the main topics and some recent developments.
Essential Academic Skills (EAS) - a course on doing research, writing papers and presenting your work.
Lectures on Industrial Organization, for M.Phil in Economics.
Classes on Core Microeconomics and Core Econometrics, for M.Phil in Economics.
Classes on Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, for Masters in Financial Economics, at the Said Business School.
Tutorials on Mathematical Methods and Introductory Microeconomics, for B.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics.