ECO 5325 Seminar in Economic Policy (International Economics)

Instructor, Spring 2026

Details

This class covers topics of international trade theory, trade policy, and global financial markets. The class is broadly intended to be a review of the prevailing literature across a wide array of topics. In addition, students are expected to become familiar with writing referee reports, prepare presentations on papers related to those we cover in class, and write a final project proposal outline on a topic of international economics.

Student evaluations were available for Spring 2026. The course received 8 responses from 11 possible respondents. Selected end-of-term comments, lightly edited only for spelling and punctuation, appear below.

Performance Metrics
Question TextSpring 2026ECO Avg
Course assignments facilitated learning4.94.5
Course was organized5.04.5
Opportunities to be successful in course4.94.5
Overall course helped learn required concepts/skills4.94.4
Instructor presented material in a way that helped engage in course4.94.4
Instructor helped students understand the relevance of course content5.04.5
Instructor tailored instructions/lessons to a variety of perspectives5.04.4
Overall, instructor’s teaching methods helped students learn course content5.04.4