Teaching Fellows lead classes spanning the wide field of economic science. Typically they teach courses that introduce core principles 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 minds.

 

A consolidated list of the courses Teaching Fellows have taught in 2007–2016:

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Core Economic Principles (691 courses, 37 019 students)

• Economic Principles

• Macroeconomic Principles 

• Mathematical Methods in Economics

• Microeconomic Principles 

• Econometric Principles

 

 

Intermediate Economic Concepts (42 courses, 2 025 students)

• Intermediate Economics 

• Intermediate Macroeconomics 

• Intermediate Microeconomics

 

 

Advanced Economic Concepts (330 courses, 18 05 students)

• Advanced Economics 

• Advanced Macroeconomics 

• Advanced Microeconomics 

• Finance/Corporate Finance/Financial Markets

• Game Theory/Advanced Micro/Contract Theory 

• Theory of the Firm/IO/Corporate Governance 

• Advanced Econometrics

 

 

Data Analysis (124 courses, 6 981 students)

• Intermediate Econometrics 

• Other Data Analysis 

• Statistics

 

 

Economic Policy (145 courses, 4 784 students)

• Economic Policy 

• Economics of Education 

• Health Economics 

• Institutional Economics 

• Labor Economics 

• Political Economy 

• Public Economics 

 

 

International Trade (6 courses, 2 461students)

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Research Methodology (25 courses, 777 students)

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Other (30 courses, 1 722 students)​​

• Academic Writing

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