Teaching in 2026–2027
University of Málaga, Department of Applied Economics (Public Finance)
- Public Finance, Bachelor’s in Public Management and Administration (2010 and 2024 curricula)
- Spanish Public Finance, Bachelor’s in Economics
- Fiscal Systems, Bachelor’s in Business Administration and Management, and Bachelor’s in Finance and Accounting
- Bachelor’s thesis supervision in Finance and Accounting and in Public Management and Administration
Office hours
Throughout the academic year:
- Monday, 16:00–18:15, in office 2402 of the Faculty of Economics and Business
- Wednesday, 10:30–13:30, online
- Friday, 15:00–16:30, in office 2402 of the Faculty of Economics and Business
Course materials are on the UMA Campus Virtual. For anything else, write to gonzalo.llamosas@uma.es and put the course name in the subject line.
Past teaching
University of Málaga
- 2025–2026: Fiscal Systems (Business Administration and Management; Finance and Accounting) and Spanish Public Finance (Economics)
- 2023–2024: Contemporary East Asian Economy (East Asian Studies) and Microeconomics (Finance and Accounting)
- 2022–2023: Fiscal Systems (Business Administration and Management)
University of Cantabria, 2024–2025
Courses in engineering degrees:
- Production and Industrial Organisation (Industrial Electronics and Automation Engineering; Electrical Engineering)
- Economics and Business Management (Civil Engineering; Telecommunications Engineering)
- Business (Industrial Electronics and Automation Engineering; Electrical Engineering)
- Business Management and Administration (Master’s in Industrial Engineering)
Universidad Europea del Atlántico, 2023–2024
- Business Organisation, Market Research and bachelor’s thesis supervision (Business Administration)
University of León, 2022–2023
- Financial Markets, Instruments and Institutions (Business Administration and Management)
Universidad Loyola Andalucía, 2020–2022
- 2021–2022: Applications II: Case Studies (Business Administration)
- 2020–2021: International Economics (International Relations) and Economic Policy (Business Administration)