Teaching

Agricultural economics and computational methods

I teach agricultural economics, policy analysis, and computational methods in English and German, at bachelor’s and master’s level.

My courses combine theory with exercises, discussion, and applied work. Students learn to examine a model’s assumptions and interpret its results, including the limits of what the evidence supports.

Courses taught

Kiel University · selected teaching experience

2026

Wirtschaftspolitische und politökonomische Grundlagen der Agrarpolitik

Bachelor

Lecture · German

2026

Developing Research Proposals

Master

Seminar

2024/25–2026/27

Microeconomic Models in Agricultural and Food Economics

Master

Lecture and exercises

2019/20, 2025/26–2026/27

Model-based Policy Analyses of Agricultural, Energy and Climate Policies

Master

Lecture and exercises

2019/20

Introduction to Economics

Bachelor

Tutorial

2012/13–2017/18

Introduction to agent-based modelling and network analysis

Bachelor

Lecture, exercises, and seminar

Supervision & research training

I have supervised student projects and mentored doctoral students working with policy-process and equilibrium models. In research seminars, students develop a feasible research question and choose methods suited to it, drawing on the literature. They also give structured feedback on each other’s work.