Current teaching

 

Minor Economics of Well-being

This 15 ECTS course for Bachelor-3 students connects economics and other social sciences with its ultimate purpose: understanding and increasing people’s well-being. The central question in this minor is how to improve people’s well-being in their personal lives, at work, and at the macro level. This course provides future economists, policy-makers, business leaders, human resources specialists, psychologists, and related professions with fundamental expertise in a world where well-being is increasingly important in organizational and public policies. More information is available here. 

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Seminar Behaviour, Health, and Well-being

In this 12 ECTS course for Bachelor-3 students, students learn to combine the knowledge and skills obtained in the major courses to analyse and possibly influence behaviour related to health and wellbeing. More information is available here.

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Master's theses - Erasmus School of Economics

I supervise theses in the field of happiness economics at the department of Applied Economics. I supervise theses of students from other faculties on request.

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