Teaching

My teaching spans political economy, development economics, corruption, and quantitative methods. At Fulbright University Vietnam, I teach courses in the Economics program and supervise undergraduate research on political economy, governance, and development.

Fulbright University Vietnam

Political Economy and Development

Political Economy (ECON214)
Economic Development (ECON306)
The Economics of Corruption (ECON309)

Quantitative Methods

Econometrics (ECON209)
Economic Methods (ECON102)
Quantitative Reasoning

Previous Teaching

At Duke University, I assisted with courses including:

• Institutions and Self-Governance (POLSCI 229)
• Introduction to Political Economy (POLSCI 145)
• Probability and Regressions in Political Science (POLSCI 630)
• Introduction to Political Science (POLSCI 101)

Supervision and Mentoring

At Fulbright University Vietnam, I have supervised 16 undergraduate theses and 7 independent studies.

Student projects have addressed topics including political economy, corruption, administrative reform, firm behavior, natural resources, land governance, and public procurement in Vietnam.