About
Qin Wu is a Lecturer in Economics at the School of Economics, Finance, and Marketing, RMIT University (City Campus, Australia). Her research focuses on experimental and behavioral economics, addressing topics like cheating deterrence in contests, organizational behavior, price competition impacts, and reciprocal behavior influenced by information. She emphasizes practical applications in teaching courses such as Behavioral Economics and collaborates with entities like the Victoria Behavioural Insights Unit and ASIC to bridge academia and industry challenges.
Teaching emphasizes real-world relevance, using guest lectures and industry assessments. She coordinates the capstone Behavioral Economics course and supports student growth through career guidance in behavioral economics. Qin is open to supervising Masters and PhD students on projects like 'Incentives for Competition and Collaborations in Organisations' (30 Apr 2025).
As part of the Behavioural Business Lab, she applies economic theories to global challenges while fostering critical thinking and active participation in her courses.
