Aleksandra Gaweł

Prof. Aleksandra Gaweł is a distinguished academic and Professor at the Department of International Competitiveness, Poznan University of Economics. Her research focuses on entrepreneurship dynamics, with particular emphasis on women's and migrant entrepreneurship, institutional quality, and socio-economic policy analysis. She serves on key university committees including the Research Board (Rada Awansów Naukowych) and Electoral College (Kolegium Elektorów UEP).

Her research interests include the interplay between entrepreneurship and gender inequalities, the impact of institutional environments on business development, and the role of education in fostering entrepreneurial intentions. She actively participates in international networks like the International Association for Feminist Economics and the Social Responsibility Research Network.

Recent work highlights her contributions to understanding migrant entrepreneurship pathways, geopolitical impacts on career choices (e.g., Ukrainian students in Poland), and the intersection of child welfare policies with socio-economic factors. Her studies frequently employ comparative methodologies across European Union member states, emphasizing evidence-based policy recommendations.

Prof. Gaweł is also engaged in innovative educational initiatives, including curriculum development focused on green and digital transformation of SMEs. Her pedagogical approaches leverage strategic management games and case studies to enhance student engagement and practical skills.