Teaching

Environnement et Commerce International, University of Burundi (2025, in French)

Master’s level course on the relationship between international trade and the environment. This is an elective course at the University of Burundi, in Bujumbura.

Management of Biological Resources, SLU (2024-)

Master’s level course in which students learn optimal control methods to study the economics of renewable and non-renewable resources.

CEMUS — Green Growth (2024/2025)

Lecture to CEMUS’ students where I make a case against Degrowth and in favor of green growth. I also provide an introduction to the macroeconomics of natural resources. Slides here (2024), here (2025).

Economics of Sustainable Development, SLU (2023-2025):

I am teaching a course centered on the application of economic analysis to sustainable development, encompassing its ecological, social, and economic dimensions. This is a undegraduate level course for political science students.

Introduction to Microeconomics, Christian University of Bujumbura (2023, in French)

I taught Introduction to Microeconomics in Burundi, in February 2023, at the Christian University of Bujumbura. This is a undegraduate level course.

Economic Growth and Sustainable Development, SLU (2022-2025):

I was a teaching assistant for the course EGSD. This is a graduate level course, which links economic growth to environmental quality and resource use.

Introduction to Statistics for Social Sciences, Christian University of Bujumbura (2022, in French):

I taught a two-day workshop to students of Theology in the Winter of 2022 at the Christian University of Bujumbura, in Burundi.

International Trade, Henan University (2022):

I taught International Trade in the Spring of 2022 at the School of Economics at Henan University. This is a graduate level course, aimed at Master’s and PhD students, where I cover the main models of trade. The last classes of the course focus on the relationship between international trade and economic development.

Natural Resources and Sustainable Development, IHEID (2015 – 2022):

I taught the Master’s course Natural Resources and Sustainable Development at the Graduate Institute in Geneva (IHEID) for several times. The course is a graduate introduction to Natural Resources Economics. I was responsible for teaching the practical classes and for grading problem sets. (students feedback: 2017, 2018).

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