Teaching

Courses in macroeconomic dynamics, behavioural economics, growth and mathematics for economists.

2015 · 2016 · 2017 · 2018

Teaching Awards

King’s College London

2010 – 2015

Best Teaching Evaluations

Brunel University London

Postgraduate courses

MSc

Behavioural Economics

Micro and macro economic models with data analysis in behavioural economics: scraping algorithms, text analysis and economic experiments.

Undergraduate courses

1st year

Advanced Mathematics

Constrained optimization, concave programming, differential–difference equations and dynamic systems.

Textbook: Hoy, Livernois, McKenna, Rees & Stengos (2001), Mathematics for Economics

4th year

Monetary Theory and Policy

Monetary theory and policy with computational models such as DSGE and New Keynesian.

Previously taught courses
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    Economic Growth

    The growth process of economies from the dawn of civilization to the contemporary era. Textbook: Unified Growth Theory, Oded Galor.

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    Principles of Economics (Macroeconomics)

    IS–LM static models, economic growth, theories of unemployment and inflation, and the AS–AD model of economic fluctuations. Textbook: Mankiw & Taylor, Economics.

  • 2010 – 14
    The Economics of Labour Markets · Brunel University London

    Labour supply and demand, equilibrium wages, human capital, migration, welfare programmes and unemployment; incentives and bargaining; macroeconomic issues and labour. Textbook: George J. Borjas, Labor Economics.

  • 2009 – 10
    Mathematics for Economists II · University of Cyprus
  • 2009 – 10
    Macroeconomic Theory (OIK 221) · University of Cyprus
  • 2008 – 09
    International Economics (joint with A. Galynou) · AUEB, DIEES
  • 2008
    Macroeconomics (MSc) · MSc in International Economics and Finance, AUEB

    Macroeconomic dynamics: differential–difference equations, optimal control theory, dynamic programming and growth theory.

  • TA
    Mathematics II (BSc) · AUEB, DIEES

    Differential–difference equations and dynamic systems.

  • TA
    Macroeconomics (MSc) — Preparation class · AUEB, DIEES

    IS–LM, theories of unemployment and inflation, the Mundell–Fleming model. Textbooks: Blanchard (2006) and Mankiw (2005), «Μακροοικονομική».