Professor Momtchil Karpouzanov teaches Microeconomics and Financial Accounting at the AUBG but he also holds the position of Academic Director of the Executive MBA program at AUBG. Having graduated from Paul Cezanne Universite Aix-Marselle III, he has taught in France, Cyprus, and Bulgaria.

Listen to the interview with Professor Karpouzanov to hear more about his teaching philosophy, his perceptions of politics, economics, and philosophy, and which are the seven languages he speaks.

"Students are young adults who are given tools and empowered to try using those tools with all the possible mistakes and that's good, that's fine. It's a good place to make mistakes in a safe environment, the safest possible environment. In a way, we are the punching balls on which you train how to use those tools, how to sharpen your knives, how to prepare arguments, and argue and defend your standpoint, and articulate your opinion. This is where your professors know they have done their job when you have your opinion which is obviously based on what has been discussed in class, what you have read, and not on the opinion you have heard on social media."

Host: Teona Sima

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