Summer Schools
When?Essentials: 3-7 August, 2026
Advanced: 10-14 August, 2026
Where?Online only
How much?€575 for students per course
What’s new?Office hours & research workshop!
When?17-21 August, 2026
Where?Online only
How much?€495 for students per course
What’s new?Office hours & research workshop!
UNSW Macro Lunch
- Every Tuesday in term — check out the schedule
- Alternating between a brownbag and a reading group
- Compulsory for students writing dissertations in macroeconomics
- Everyone else also welcome to join!
Teaching Experience
Australian National University
Firms and the Macroeconomy, short course, 2019
CERGE-EI
Macroeconomics III, graduate course, 2016, together with Filip Matejka
London School of Economics and Political Science
Advanced Macroeconomics, graduate course, 2018
Tools for Macroeconomists: The Essentials, summer school, main instructor Wouter den Haan, 2014–2018
Monash University
Solving and Estimating DSGE Models, Monash Macroeconomics Summer School, 2016
Tinbergen Institute
Solving and Analyzing DSGE Models, graduate course, 2011
University of Amsterdam
Economic Growth, graduate course, 2012
University of Bonn
Dynamic Macroeconomics, PhD course, 2015
Proseminar, bachelor course, 2015, 2017
Labor Economics, graduate course, 2012–2015
Topics in Macroeconomics: Costs of Business Cycles, PhD course, 2014
Project Module: Firm Dynamics and Job Flows, graduate course, 2013
Topics in Macroeconomics: Firm Dynamics, PhD course, 2012
Macro Discussion Group, with Moritz Kuhn, 2014–2015
University of California Berkeley
Aggregate Economics, graduate course, with Benjamin Schoefer and Amir Kermani, 2017
University of Hohenheim
Solving Heterogeneous Agent Models, short course, 2018
University of Milan Bicocca
Solving Heterogeneous Agent Models, short course, 2018
University of New South Wales
Macroeconomic Theory I, graduate course, 2023
Macroeconomic Theory II, graduate course, 2022–present
University of Nottingham
Firms and the Macroeconomy, short course, 2019
University of Oxford
Advanced Macroeconomics I, graduate course, 2021
Tools for Macroeconomists: The Essentials, summer school, main instructor Wouter den Haan, 2020–2021
Oxford University Business Economics Programme, summer school, tutor, 2019
Advanced Macroeconomics II, graduate course, with Chris Bowdler, 2018–2020
Labor Economics, graduate course, with Gabriel Ulyssea, 2018–2020
Macroeconomics Tutorials, undergraduate course, 2018–2020
Quantitative Economics Tutorials, undergraduate course, 2018–2019
University of Pavia
Firms and the Macroeconomy, short course, 2021
University of Queensland
Solving Heterogeneous Agent Models, short course, 2018
