Georgios is an Associate Professor in Econometrics at UEA. He is interested in Econometrics pedagogy, and has been teaching Econometrics, including Statistics and Mathematics, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels for more than 15 years. Following his undergraduate studies in Economics and Business Administration at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (2000-2005), Georgios completed an MSc in Financial Economics (2006) and a PhD in Economics (2011) at the University of Essex, with a focus on Econometrics. He then moved to UEA in 2011 as a lecturer, where he is currently an Associate Professor in Econometrics and also the Course Director of Undergraduate Studies. In terms of research, Georgios’ interests focus on microeconometric applications in models with limited dependent variables, and he has recently developed an interest in supply chain networks.

Georgios' personal webpage can be found here.

PhD Supervision Interests: Micro-econometric applications in the fields of labour, population and health economics.

I am interested in teaching statistical/econometric methods and their applications in both Under and Postgraduate levels.

CURRENT TEACHING (2023-24 academic year)

Introductory Econometrics (ECO, UEA, for Year 2 UG students - autumn semester)

Econometric Methods (ECO, UEA, for MSc students - autumn semester)

Applied Econometrics (ECO, UEA, for MSc students - spring semester)

Core Statistics, (CCP, UEA, Postgraduate Certificate in Competition and Regulatory Policy - spring semester)

Previous teaching

Econometric Theory (2011-2019, MSc)

Further Econometrics and Data Analysis (2015-18, 3rd year UG) 

Pre-sessional in Mathematics for Economists (2012-18, MSc Applied Training)

Postgraduate Research Skills workshops (2011-12, PGR)

UG Course Director (2022 August - present)

Lead Support Tutor (2021 August - 2022 July)

Employability Director (2015 March - 2021 July)

Member of the UG Exam Board (2011-16 and 2021-22)