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As a postgraduate research student in Economics at ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁÏÍø you will be part of a vibrant community, working alongside a thriving group of young and established researchers.
While we welcome research proposals on any economics topic, it is strongly recommended that your proposal lies within the research and supervision interests of one or more staff members.
Steven welcomes PhD applications in the field of behavioural and experimental economics, but has a particular interest in supervising proposals that investigate:
Applicants’ comfort with a range of quantitative methods is considered essential. These may include game theory, panel data econometrics, and survey/experimental design.
Mark's main interests are in multinational enterprise, small firm growth, and global market competition from a theoretical, empirical or historical perspective.
Andy is interested in supervising research in the fields of empirical family and labour economics, especially topics related to human capital. Some possible to topics include parenting and risky behaviour. I am also interested in other related research topics in applied microeconomics.
Mark is interested in supervising research in the fields of Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Economic Growth, Immigration Theory.
Hussein is interested in supervising students interested in empirical macroeconomic models. More specifically: Time Series Econometric Modelling, Macroeconomics, Financial Markets and Monetary Policy.
Neha is willing to supervise students who want to do PhDs on the following:
Dr Joo Young Jeon is happy to s