Learning Together

My approach to teaching and the effort I put into my courses come directly from a simple goal: to expose students to new ways of thinking while encouraging them to question and challenge what they already know. In every lecture, I treat learning as a two sided process. On the one hand, there is your existing understanding of how the world works. On the other hand, there is your openness to new perspectives that may refine, question, or even contradict that understanding.

Knowledge already exists and will continue to exist. The key question is not only whether you possess it, but whether you know when and how to use it. Learning, for me, is about developing your own contribution rather than waiting for knowledge to be transmitted and interpreted for you by someone else.

This is why I design my classes as a shared process of inquiry. I prepare materials that signal from the outset that knowledge is not fixed or one directional. Instead, students are active participants in a dynamic learning environment. As topics are introduced and discussed, their meaning and relevance take shape collectively through discussion, reflection, and engagement.

I have taught at multiple levels and across countries, contributing to students’ understanding of finance, macroeconomics, and sustainability, and supervising projects that connect research with real-world applications.

Roskilde University (2024 -)

• Macroeconomics, 

• Microeconomics, 

• Corporate Finance,

•  Advanced Macroeconomics,

• Advanced Econometrics 

University of Milan, 

Tutor, 2023

• Corporate Finance

• Financial Economics

• Financial Investments and Portfolio Theory

Sustainability Management and Business School (SUMAS)

Between 2022 and 2024, I lecture both undergraduate courses and graduate courses at Milan Campus:

• Fundamentals of Finance (BBA)

• Global Economics (MBA)

• International Business and Biodiversity (MBA)

• Quantitative Methods for Decision Making (MBA)

• Research Methods and Report Writing (BBA)

• Statistics (BBA)

​Teaching Assistant for Macroeconomics course (2022 - ) 

University of Siena

The Department of Economics of the University of Siena appointed me to the Macroeconomics course with the support of Prof. Riccardo Pariboni. My role is the expert on the topic (cultore della materia). My expertise includes money and banking, and complex financial system that includes repo markets, the so-called shadow banking and its implications for monetary theory and central banking.

​Small group lectures in Econometrics

Akdeniz University

I also have teaching experience in Econometrics that I delivered some complementary courses for panel data and time series econometrics at Akdeniz University with the support of Prof. Mehmet Mert. For example, Recently, I delivered an advance time series course (time-varying Granger causality) to the PhD students and concluded this course by showing the analysis in Matlab.