School of Advanced Studies (English-only full courses):

• Spring 2022 Game Theory - 9 students

• Fall 2022 Mathematics for Economists - 21 students

• Fall 2022 Statistics - 14 students

• Spring 2021 Behavioural Economics - 6 students

• Spring 2021 Experimental Economics - 20 students

• Fall 2020 Microeconomics 1 - 20 students

• 2020/21 and 2021/22 Research Seminar - 29 students over 2 academic years

School of Advanced Studies (English-only parts of the courses):

• Fall 2021 Consciousness, Cognition, Rationality - 23 students

• Fall 2021 Modelling - 20 students

• Fall 2020 Global Issues - 38 students

• Fall 2020 TechEconomy - 15 students

Instructor of Record (Florida State University)

• Fall 2019 Games and Decisions (ECO 4400) – one section (31 students)

• Spring 2017 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (ECO 3101) – one section (30 students)

Teaching Assistant (for Prof Dmitry Ryvkin)

Mathematical Economics (PhD-level core math course) - creating practice problems and leading recitation sessions with 8-14 students; Each summer 2016-2019.