Teaching
Teaching Philosophy
I believe in combining economic theory with hands-on application. In my courses, I have taught both theory as well as empirical and experimental methods to help students develop both analytical skills and an intuitive understanding of strategic interaction. I encourage students to connect microeconomic reasoning to real-world institutions in health care, auctions, and political decision-making. I teach in both German and English and have experience with diverse, international student groups.
Teaching Award
I received the WiSo Junior Teaching Award (University of Cologne, 2022) for outstanding teaching in the summer semester of 2022, based on student evaluations.
Current Teaching – Summer Term 2026
Microeconomics II (Undergraduate, German)
Contract Theory (Graduate, German)
Complete Teaching Record
| Course | Level | Language | Semesters Taught |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exercise: Microeconomics II | Undergraduate | German | SS 2022–SS 2026 (5 semesters) |
| Python and oTree Exercise: Behavioral Management Science | Undergraduate | English | SS 2022–SS 2025 (4 semesters) |
| Exercise: Contract Theory | Graduate | German | SS 2023–SS 2026 (4 semesters) |
| Exercise: Theory of the Firm | Undergraduate | German | WS 2024/25–WS 2025/26 (2 semesters) |
| Exercise: Economic Design | Undergraduate | English | WS 2023/24–WS 2024/25 (2 semesters) |
| Exercise: Imperfect Information in Health Care Markets | Graduate | English | WS 2026/27 |
| Seminar: Experimental Methods in Firm and Contract Theory | Undergraduate (Seminar) | English | WS 2026/27 |
| Seminar: Experimental Economics | Undergraduate (Seminar) | English | WS 2025/26 |
| Seminar: Behavioral Economics | Undergraduate (Seminar) | German | WS 2023/24 |
| Probability Calculus & Statistical Inference | Undergraduate | German | SS 2017–WS 2021/22 (as Master student) |
Supervision of Bachelor’s and Master’s Theses
I have supervised 24 bachelor’s theses and 6 master’s theses to date, covering topics in experimental economics, health economics, political economy, and market design.