Courses Taught

Teaching Fellows lead classes spanning the wide field of economic science. Typically they teach courses that introduce core princples of Western economics, laying a crucial foundation so that students in the region can go deeper in their studies with a critical perspective and inquisitive mind.

Click on the categories below to see a consolidated list of the courses Teaching Fellows have taught:

Core Economic Principles

  • Econometric Principles (100 courses, 3 776 students)
  • Economic Principles (168 courses, 11 725 students)
  • Macroeconomic Principles (196 courses, 8 726 students)
  • Mathematical Methods in Economics (32 courses, 1 281 students)
  • Microeconomic Principles (195 courses, 11 511 students)

Intermediate Economic Concepts

  • Intermediate Economics (18 courses, 1 433 students)
  • Intermediate Macroeconomics (20 courses, 598 students)
  • Intermediate Microeconomics (4 courses, 494 students)

Advanced Economic Concepts

  • Advanced Econometrics (29 courses, 784 students)
  • Advanced Economics (52 courses, 1 818 students)
  • Advanced Macroeconomics (9 courses, 681 students)
  • Advanced Microeconomics (6 courses, 111 students)
  • Finance/Corporate Finance/Financial Markets  (154 courses, 10 572 students)
  • Game Theory/Advanced Micro/Contract Theory (39 courses, 2 165 students)
  • Theory of the Firm/IO/Corporate Governance (41 courses, 1 881 students)

Data Analysis

  • Intermediate Econometrics (7 courses, 309 students)
  • Other Data Analysis (53 courses, 2 821 students)
  • Statistics (64 courses, 3 851 students)

Economic Policy

  • Economic Policy (41 courses, 1 323 students)
  • Economics of Education (2 courses, 22 students)
  • Health Economics (8 courses, 169 students)
  • Institutional Economics (45 courses, 1 741 students)
  • Labor Economics (11 courses, 426 students)
  • Political Economy (10 courses, 320 students)
  • Public Economics (28 courses, 783 students)

International

  • International Trade (61 courses, 2 461 students)

Research Methodology

  • Research Methodology (25 courses, 777 students)

Other

  • Academic Writing (10 courses, 228 students)
  • Other (20 + courses, 1 494 students)