I have taught across a wide range of courses from first year to Ph.D. level. These include:
Undergraduate economics courses: micro, macro, development, public, quantitative methods, applied international trade bargaining.
Postgraduate economics courses: development, labour, policy analysis, growth & governance, economic growth, economics of waste & the circular economy.
In 2023 I taught my book, How data quality affects our understanding of the earnings distribution, as a 2-day, 16-hour workshop at the University of Paris-1 Pantheon Sorbonne. This book is best treated as part of a Masters / PhD course in Microeconometrics.
I have also taught in the 2nd year Masters / Ph.D. program at the Economics and Planning Unit, Indian Statistical Institute in Delhi, India in 2020: Econometric Applications 2.
I was also involved in the economics undergraduate curriculum change project. Some background can be found at the 2015 Johannesburg Stock Exchange Magazine article here.
I have taught specialist courses / workshops / given TED-type talks in different forums, including:
Inclusive Green Economy in Practise: Policy instruments for valorizing waste and developing a circular economy.
Graduate School of Development Policy and Practise: Poverty and inequality masterclass.
Graduate School of Development Policy and Practise: Evidence-based policy making and implementation.
Graduate School of Business: Post-Graduate Diploma in Trade Law & Policy Management.
National Income Dynamics Study (NIDS): Panel data econometrics course.