Teaching

Causal Inference in Natural Language Processing for Economics (MSc)

Summer 2022

Lecturer for MSc students in Economics. Interactive coding, presentation, and peer evaluation sessions to familiarize students with applications of causal inference framework in social sciences with text as data. Find the course syllabus here.

Course evaluation: 4.8/5.0

Text Analysis for Social Sciences in Python (MSc)

Winter 2021/2022

Lecturer for MSc students in Economics. Interactive coding and presentation sessions to familiarize students with text as data in social sciences. Find the course syllabus here.

Course evaluation: 4.3/5.0

Microeconomics I (BSc)

Summer 2021, 2022

Tutorial Lecturer for BSc students in Economics.

Linear Algebra & Calculus (Math I) (MPhil/PhD)

Fall 2015

Teaching Assistant for Prof. Florian Wagener (UvA & CENDEF). I prepared practice materials, taught weekly tutorial sessions, and held office hours for 20–30 MPhil/PhD students on advanced linear algebra and calculus.

Course evaluation: 4.5/5.0

Optimization & Calculus of Variations (Math II) (MPhil/PhD)

Fall 2015

Teaching Assistant for Prof. Peter Spreij (UvA & KdvI Mathematics). I taught weekly tutorial sessions to 20-30 MPhil/PhD students and coordinated teaching plans on static and convex optimization, calculus of variations and dynamic optimization. Find course materials here.

Course evaluation: 4.0/5.0

Game Theory & its Applications (MSc)

Fall 2017, 2018

Exercise Lecturer for dr. Vladimir Karamychev (EUR). I prepared tutorial slides and an exercise curriculum to teach bi-weekly sessions for groups of 20–30 students on how to apply core game theoretic equilibrium concepts for static and dynamic games of complete information in real-life applications. Find course tutorial slides and notes here.

Course evaluation: 4.3/5.0

Applied Econometrics (MSc)

Fall 2018

Exercise Lecturer for dr. Sacha Kapoor (EUR). I assisted students in weekly Stata coding sessions to apply advanced micro-econometric techniques (multivariate regression, difference-in-difference, regression discontinuity design, panal data) in policy-relevant examples.

Course evaluation: 3.9/5/0

Microeconomics (BSc)

Fall 2016, 2017

Teaching Assistant for dr. Benoit Crutzen (EUR). I taught bi-weekly exercise sessions for multiple groups of 25–35 first-year Bachelor students on the basics of microeconomics and graded their mid-term & final exams.

Course evaluation: 3.9/5.0