Teaching Experience

Introductory Econometrics (Graduate Level): I taught this course to cohorts of around 45 students to build foundational knowledge in econometric methods and applications.

Micro Econometrics (Undergraduate Level): I led this course that combined lectures with practical exercises. In classes of 20 students, we explored fixed effects models, limited dependent variables, and differences-in-differences analysis, while developing hands-on skills with Stata and engaging in article discussions.

Empirical Economic Research (Undergraduate Level): I coordinated exercise sessions for large cohorts of approximately 600 students, helping them develop practical skills in empirical economic analysis and research methodology.

Mentoring Experience

Bachelor Thesis Supervision (Undergraduate Level): I supervised approximately 50 bachelor theses, guiding students through research projects using various datasets including GSOEP, ESS, PISA, and hand-collected data. Students explored diverse topics such as obesity, climate change, academic peer review, and education, applying methods including simple and multiple regression analysis and fixed effects models.

Master Thesis Supervision (Graduate Level): I supervised four master theses that included replication studies of prominent research like Fetzer (2019) and Schwert and Wuppermann (2011), as well as original research on emergency medical services efficiency. Students employed advanced econometric methods including fixed effects, specification curve analysis, and differences-in-differences approaches.