MY TEACHING EXPERIENCE
My journey as a Lecturer at the Zhongnan University of Economics and Law and a Tutor at the University of Adelaide has been a tapestry of diverse courses across undergraduate, postgraduate, and even Ph.D. levels. Each course I've had the privilege to lead has allowed me to shape and mold young intellects, fostering not only a deep understanding of the subject matter but also instilling critical thinking skills that transcend the classroom.
LECTURER
TOPICS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE THEORY
2020-2021
In this undergraduate course, I have strived to unpack the intricate web of international trade dynamics. By leveraging real-world examples and contemporary case studies, I've aimed to make abstract economic theories tangible and relatable. My objective is to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted nature of global trade while encouraging them to analyze trade patterns through a critical lens.
LECTURER
CORPORATE FINANCE
2023-Now
In this undergraduate course, I have endeavored to bridge the gap between theory and practice. By blending theoretical frameworks with practical insights, I aim to cultivate a holistic understanding of corporate financial management. My goal is to empower students to make informed financial decisions that resonate in real-world business scenarios.
LECTURER
ECONOMICS OF MONEY, BANKING AND FINANCIAL MARKETS
2023-now
In this undergraduate course, I strive to unravel the intricate world of money, banking, and financial markets. By exploring both domestic and international dimensions, I aim to provide students with a comprehensive perspective on the role of financial institutions and their impact on economies. The goal is to nurture a critical awareness of the financial world and its implications.
LECTURER
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
2020-2022
This undergraduate and postgraduate course serves as a platform to explore the complexities of international financial systems. I endeavor to unravel the nuances of exchange rates, international investment, and the international financial market. My aim is to equip students with the analytical tools to navigate the global financial landscape with confidence.
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ECONOMIC PREDICTION AND FORECASTING
2020-2021
This is a postgraduate course for master students. Students are required to learn the quantitative methods of economic growth and prediction. By delving into various methodologies and their empirical applications, I aim to foster skills that are crucial for decision-making in both public and private economic sectors.
LECTURER
ADVANCED MICROECONOMICS II
2023-now
This course aims to provide theoretical tools for postgraduate and Ph.D. students who have learned the Advanced Microeconomics I. This course provides the basic microeconomic tools to be used in the analysis of problems of resource allocation by economists working in research, in businees or in various organisations. The first part of the course will be devoted to an introduction to game theory (basic concepts of dominant, undominated, rationalizable strategies, Nash, Bayesian Nash and subgame perfect Nash equilibrium) with some applications. The second part will be devoted to topics in information economics.
LECTURER
ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
2023-Now
This course includes a wealth of trade theories and empirical evidence, such as the Ricardian and Heckscher-Ohlin models, extensions to many goods and factors, and the role of tariffs, quotas, and other trade policies. He examines imperfect competition, offshoring, political economy, multinationals, endogenous growth, the gravity equation, and the organization of the firm in international trade.
LECTURER
INDUSTRAIL ECONOMICS AND TRADE
2023-Now
In this postgraduate course, I encourage students to uncover the intricate dynamics of industries and trade. By studying market structures, competition, and strategic behavior, I aim to equip them with insights that are invaluable in understanding the contemporary business landscape.
LECTURER
PRACTICE AND THEORY OF OPEN ECONOMY (PH.D.)
2022-Now
Guiding Ph.D. candidates through this course, I delve into the frontiers of open economy theory. I aim to foster rigorous research skills and guide scholars toward conducting cutting-edge research that contributes to the academic discourse.
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE & INVESTMENT POLICY II/IID
Sem 2, 2015-2018
This is an introductory undergraduate course in international trade. It provides students with an overview of current trade and investment patterns and the world trade system. A key objective of this course is to provide students with the necessary tools so that they can analyze currently discussed issues in international economics and formulate and evaluate potential policies for the institutions and governments they may work for in the future.
TUTOR
INTERNATIONAL TRADE III
Sem 1, 2018
This course deals with the theory and practice of international trade and of trade-related policies. It focuses on analyzing the gains from trade, the changing patterns of trade, the income distributional consequences of liberalizing foreign trade, the relationship between trade, investment, and economic growth, and the reasons for and consequences of trade policies.
TUTOR
EAST ASIAN ECONOMIES II/IID
Winter School, 2016-2017
The course is designed for undergraduate students with/without economic background. It introduces students to the economic and political nature and structure of the economies of East Asia. It will examine the mechanisms which shape their economic activity as well as various socio-economic factors in the development of their economic institutions. The contribution of these institutions to economic growth will also be closely examined.
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INTRODUCTION TO MATH ECONOMICS (BASIC) I
Sem 1, 2015
The course is intended for students without sufficient SACE Stage 2 Maths who wish to obtain knowledge of mathematical techniques suitable for economic analysis. It assumes very little prerequisite knowledge. The approach is informal and aims to show students how to do and apply the mathematics they require for a successful study of economics. Economic applications are considered although this course aims to teach the mathematics not the economics. Topics covered include basic algebra, simple finance, calculus and matrix algebra.
TEACHING ASSISTANTÂ
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Sem 1, 2013
The course introduces students to the basic concepts of international business. Topics include internationalization theories; the impact of technology on multinational corporations; understanding documentation used in the international business arena; financing multinational operations; and international governance issues. There will be a focus on the appropriate theory and the course will aim to provide opportunities for the practical implementation of the main concepts covered.
TEACHING ASSISTANT
WORLD ECONOMICS
Sem 1, 2012
This course is for the overseas postgraduates at the Central University of Finance and Economics. It gives an overview of economic development in different countries across the world. It has 16 chapters, each one introduces the economic growth and development of one major economy.