Francesco Nicoli

Teaching

Courses and teaching

Courses in political economy, European integration, economics, research methods, and technological change. Filter the record by academic year, institution, or degree level.

15 courses

PhD2022/23-present

Experimental Methods in Survey Research

Politecnico di Torino · Lecturer in charge

Five seminars introducing experimental research through surveys, from causal foundations and vignette experiments to conjoint designs and practical implementation in Stata. Assessment is based on a research-design paper.

Master2023/24-present

Introduction to Macroeconomics

Politecnico di Torino · Co-lecturer

A large-class module within Economics for Engineers, introducing core macroeconomic concepts and Keynesian equilibrium to first-year Business Engineering students.

Master2024/25-present

Socioeconomic Impact of Technological Change

Politecnico di Torino · Co-lecturer

A course on the political, economic, and social consequences of technological change, its interaction with green transition and geopolitical shocks, and the empirical evaluation of policy responses.

Master2022/23-present

The Political Economy of the New Space Economy

Politecnico di Torino · Co-lecturer

A focused module for Space-sector Business Engineering students covering the geopolitics of the new space economy, reusable launch systems, industrial organisation, and space law.

Bachelor2019/20-2024/25

European Integration and Multilevel Governance

Ghent University · Co-lecturer

Lectures and seminars on the economic foundations of European integration, crisis-led institutional change, optimal currency areas, EMU governance, legitimacy, and identity politics.

PhD2022/23-2023/24

International and European Institutions

Politecnico di Torino · Lecturer in charge

A ten-seminar course on the changing architecture of international and European institutions since 1945, with particular attention to global structural change and the evolution of EU institutions through crises.

Bachelor2019/20-2022/23

International and European Economics

Ghent University · Lecturer in charge

An accessible introduction to international trade, trade protection, international finance, and the politics of globalisation for public-policy students without a specialist economics background.

Bachelor2019/20-2022/23

Political Economy of State-Market Relations

Ghent University · Lecturer in charge

An interdisciplinary course on market failures, welfare-state models, European competition law, state aid, market power, mergers, and the politics of liberalisation.

Bachelor2018/19

European Union Politics

University of Amsterdam · Lecturer in charge

The main second-year PPLE course on multilevel governance, EU institutions, and advanced integration topics, accompanied by tutorials coordinated across a nine-person teaching team.

Bachelor2018/19

Political Economy of European Integration: Integration and Crises in Perspective

University of Amsterdam · Lecturer in charge

A multidisciplinary historical seminar tracing European integration from the common market to the euro crisis through political, legal, and economic perspectives.

Bachelor2018/19

The Politics of the EU Polycrisis: Bachelor Thesis Project

University of Amsterdam · Co-lecturer

Substantive and methodological seminars supporting quantitative bachelor theses at the intersection of economics, politics, and European integration.

Bachelor2017/18

Cleavages in European Integration

University of Amsterdam · Co-lecturer

A first-year research project on changing political cleavages in the EU, moving from theoretical and empirical literature to data collection and a structured research report.

Bachelor2016/17-2017/18

European Union Politics: Supporting Seminars

University of Amsterdam · Seminar lecturer and co-designer

Compulsory thematic seminars designed to deepen the main EU Politics lectures through active discussion, applied exercises, and close engagement with the literature.

Bachelor2017/18

Introduction to Academic Skills

University of Amsterdam · Lecturer

An intensive first-year course on academic writing, research design, argument structure, source use, and the preparation of university-level essays.

Bachelor2016/17-2017/18

Politicising Europe? Crises, Governance and Public Opinion

University of Amsterdam · Co-lecturer

A research course linking governance, crises, and public opinion, combining conceptual work with student fieldwork and original survey-data collection.