Michelle currently teaches Economic Inequality, Behavioural Economics & Ethics and Behavioural Economics and the Environment. Through her career she has lectured, supervised and examined across a wide range of economics and finance subjects. She also has extensive experience in leading the design, implementation and delivery of innovative courses and curricula. She has supervised many graduate students and PhD students to successful completion of their PhD research.

Her strong external contributions to teaching and learning include external examining appointments and contributions to curriculum design and review at other universities.