Tim Worrall • Professor of Economics • The University of Edinburgh

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Teaching Interests My primary teaching interests are in economic theory, industrial organisation, game theory, asset pricing, corporate finance, derivatives and risk management.
Current Activities Currently on sabbatical.
Previous Courses Asset Pricing {Level 11)
Introductory Financial Economics (Level 8)
Microeconomics (Level 11)
Topics in Economic Theory (Level 11)
Industrial Organization (Level 11)
Game Theory (Level 11)
Contract Theory (Level 11)
Corporate Finance (Level 11)
Financial Instruments (Level 11)
Financial Mathematics (Level 11)
Options and Futures (Level 10)
Economics of Asymmetric Information (Level 10)
Corporate Finance (Level 10)
Microeconomics (Level 10)
Mathematical Economics (Level 10)
Modelling the Financial Crisis (Level 10)
Labour Economics (Level 10)
Quantitative Methods (Level 9)
Intermediate Finance (Level 9)
Game Theory (Level 9)
Managerial Economics II (Level 9)
Microeconomics (Level 9),
International Economics (Level 9)
Mathematical Economics (Level 9)
Econometrics (Level 9)
Introductory Economics (Level 8)
External Examining B.Sc. Economics, University of Nottingham, 2016-2019 • B.Sc. Economics, University of Warwick, 2015-2019 • M.Sc. Economics, London School of Economics, 2013-2015 • Department of Economics, University of Essex, Undergraduate programmes in economics, 2006-2009 • Department of Economics, University of Birmingham, Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes in economics, 2005-2009 • M.Sc. Economics, University College London, 2003-2007 • Department of Economics, University of Leicester, Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes in economics, 2002-2005 • Postgraduate Certificate in Finance, Birkbeck College London, 2001-2005.
Other Examining Chief Examiner for Institute of Financial Services (currently, The London Institute of Banking & Finance), Level 10 modules: Corporate Finance I and Corporate Finance II, 2008-2012.
Review of Programmes External Assessor for Periodic Review of the Business School, University of Aberdeen, November 2022.
External Assessor for Periodic Review of the Department of Economics, University of York, April 2017.
Member of Research Review Team, Durham University Business School, May 2009.
External Advisor for Periodic Review of the School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester, April 2007.
External Assessor, Investment Management Course, London School of Economics External Study Programme, April 2005.