Teaching activities
I teach environmental and agricultural economics at bachelor’s and master’s level, with a focus on how economic tools are used in environmental policy and on the methods of non-market valuation. At PhD level, I teach methods courses covering Discrete Choice Experiments and Q-methodology.
Undergraduate
Environmental Economics - BSc, Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development
Lecturer, since winter semester 2019/20
Environmental Policy and Economics - BSc, Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development
Lecturer, winter semester 2025/26
Graduate
Non-market Valuation with Discrete Choice Experiments - MSc, Osnabrück University
Lecturer, summer semester 2026
Introduction to Regional Planning - MSc, Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development
Co-lecturer, since winter semester 2023/24
Introduction to Environmental Valuation - MSc, Leibniz University Hannover
Co-lecturer, since winter semester 2023/24
PhD
Discrete Choice Experiments in Agricultural, Food, and Environmental Economics - PhD course (5 HEC), Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU)
Co-lecturer with Julian Sagebiel, autumn 2026
A methods course in the research school People, Society and Sustainability, covering random utility theory, econometric models for discrete dependent variables, principles of experimental design, and the estimation of choice models in R using Apollo.
Methods in Ecosystem Services Governance - PhD course, Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF)
Co-lecturer, since 2020
A one week hands-on training course covering economic experiments, Q-methodology, social network analysis.
Thesis supervision
As part of projects in the Governance of Ecosystem Services working group, I have supervised one bachelor’s and three master’s theses on agri-environmental policy, environmental valuation, and behavioural approaches to farmer decision-making.