Southern Denmark University

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Fall 2019: Introduction to Business and Economic History (undergrad).*

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Lecturer: Professor Paul Sharp

Language of instruction: English

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My teaching duties included weekly discussion sessions and helping students with the course materials e.g. lectures, handouts.

 

Spring 2020: Macroeconomics for Business Management (undergrad).

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Lecturer: Professor Georg Stadtmann

Language of instruction: English

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My teaching duties included weekly discussion sessions and helping students with the course materials e.g. lectures, handouts. In addition, I provided grading of students' home assignments and exam works.

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New Economic School

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Fall 2018: Health Economics (graduate). Teaching evaluation.**

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Lecturer: Professor Irina Denisova

Language of instruction: Russian/English

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Spring 2019: Labor Economics (graduate). Teaching evaluation.

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Lecturer: Professor Irina Denisova

Language of instruction: Russian/English

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In both courses, my teaching duties involved discussion of theoretical models and empirical results of the research papers covered by lecture materials. I also provided grading of students' written works ( home assignments and exams).

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Fall 2019: Russian Economic History (graduate). Teaching evaluation.

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Lecturer: Professor Andrei Markevich

Language of instruction: Russian/English.

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I provided grading of students' written works

 

Fall 2019: Development Economics (graduate). Teaching evaluation.

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Lecturer: Professor Michele Valsecchi

Language of instruction: English

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I provided grading of students' written works

 

Volga Regional Academy of Civil Service

 

Principles of Economics (undegrad).

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Language of instruction: Russian

 

I held various positions ranging from teaching assistant to course instructor between 2007 and 2016. My teaching duties involved holding lectures, seminar sessions, preparing handouts, exercises, and other teaching materials for undergraduate students.

 

*The student course evaluation system at SDU provides only a general assessment of the seminar sessions without distinguishing between different instructors involved in the course.

**Fith grade is the highest grade for teacher evaluation in NES