Fall 2024–ongoing
Causal Inference
Master in Economics · University of Rome Tor Vergata
Courses
Teaching
I teach econometrics and causal inference at the University of Rome Tor Vergata. Previous teaching includes the University of Bologna, the European University Institute, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, and the Giovanni Anania Summer School at the University of Calabria.
Fall 2024–ongoing
Econometrics and Causality
Ph.D. in Economics · University of Rome Tor Vergata
Fall 2024–ongoing
Econometric Methods for Policy Evaluation
Master in Data Science for Public Administration · University of Rome Tor Vergata
Spring 2024–ongoing
Quantitative Methods for Economics
Master in Financial Markets · University of Rome Tor Vergata
Summer 2025
Causal Inference Methods: Spatial Regression Discontinuity Design Models
5th “Giovanni Anania” Summer School on Evidence-Based Policy Making · University of Calabria
Summer 2022
Econometrics of Social Interactions Models
Ph.D. in Applied Economics · Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Spring 2022–2024
Econometrics of Interactions-based Models
Ph.D. in Economics · University of Rome Tor Vergata
Fall 2021–2023
Structural Econometrics
Master in Economics · University of Rome Tor Vergata
Spring 2021–2022
Econometrics for Applied Economics
Master in European Economy and Business Law · University of Rome Tor Vergata
Fall 2017–2020
Background Course in Probability and Statistics
Ph.D. in Economics · European University Institute
Fall 2017–2019
Econometrics of Financial Markets
Master in Mathematics / Quantitative Finance · University of Bologna
Fall 2016–2019
Introduction to Econometrics
Master in Business Administration and Management · University of Bologna
Fall 2016
Econometrics
Master in Mathematics / Quantitative Finance · University of Bologna