About
Jodie Carson serves as Professor at Ulster University within The Strategic Policy Unit, leveraging ten years of economic research experience from the Bank of Ireland, Northern Ireland Assembly, and Department for Finance and Personnel. She maintains prior academic affiliations with Queen's University as a lecturer.
Her educational foundation includes:
- Masters in Finance/Economics
- PhD in Finance/Economics
Carson's research bridges financial regulation, stability, and public sector economics, recently evolving toward strategic AI adoption in government. Her work critically examines regulatory frameworks for financial services while pioneering Northern Ireland-focused studies on AI-driven public sector transformation, emphasizing practical policy applications within regional governance contexts.
Current publications reveal a distinct shift toward technology-enabled public administration, with 2025 works establishing cohesive frameworks for AI implementation that balance innovation with ethical considerations, workforce impacts, and economic development priorities.
No scientific awards are documented in available sources.
As an educator, Carson designs and delivers core modules including 'Business Economics', 'Business and the Economy', 'Financial Institutions and Markets', and 'Public Sector Economics and Finance' for the Masters in Public Administration program. She coordinates multiple undergraduate and postgraduate courses, demonstrating sustained commitment to curriculum development across economic and policy disciplines.
Research infrastructure details including laboratories or dedicated teams are not specified in source materials.
