Teaching

Behavioural economics and health economics at the University of Newcastle.

I teach behavioural economics and health economics. The courses use current research rather than textbook summaries of it, and each one makes students handle data at some point, because the gap between reading a coefficient and producing one is where the understanding is.

Courses

  • ECON3111 Behavioural EconomicsLecturer and Course Coordinator, The University of Newcastle
  • ECON2112 Health Economics and FinanceLecturer and Course Coordinator, The University of Newcastle
  • ECON3011 Introduction to Health Economics and FinancePrimary Course Coordinator, The University of Newcastle

Open teaching material

Behavioural economics resources from ECON3111 are public, as is the certainty effect explainer and its recorded webinar. Use it in your own teaching if it is useful; attribution is appreciated and permission is not required.

Supervision

See research supervision.

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