Anna Saiti

Dr. Anna Saiti is a Professor of Management and Economics of Education at the Department of Early Childhood Care and Education, School of Administrative, Economics & Social Sciences, University of West Attica, Athens, Greece. She has also served as an academic member at Harokopio University's Department of Economics & Sustainable Development (formerly Home Economics & Ecology). Her work bridges educational leadership, health economics, and labor market dynamics.

• Bachelor's Degree: Organization and Business Administration, University of Piraeus
• M.A.: Banking and Finance, University of North Wales (Bangor, UK)
• PhD: Administration and Economics of Education, University of Hull (UK)

Her research focuses on strategic/sustainable leadership, health economics, labor market policies, and educational management. She explores themes like AI integration in education, equity in schools, and the impact of minimum wage on employee well-being. Her work spans theoretical frameworks and applied studies in Greece and global contexts.

Her recent publications address digital transformation in education, systemic leadership models, and socioeconomic factors in educational systems. These works often intersect with trends in artificial intelligence, policy reform, and workforce management in educational and healthcare sectors.

Anna Saiti's academic contributions include supervising five completed PhD theses (2012, 2016, 2018, 2020) and mentoring three ongoing doctoral candidates. She serves as Assistant Editor for the International Journal of Leadership in Education and member of the Editorial Board for Research in Educational Administration and Leadership.

She leads projects on labor market dynamics, health economics, and distance learning educator training, the latter co-financed by the Greek State and EU. Her career combines research, editorial work, and international collaboration in educational leadership and economic analysis.