Ciprian Domnisoru

Ciprian Domnisoru is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Aalto University. His research focuses on human capital economics, education policy, labor economics, and public policy analysis. He contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to quality education and reduced inequalities. Domnisoru has been recognized with the Aalto Research Impact Award 2024, highlighting his significant contributions to academic and policy-relevant research.

His research interests include intergenerational transmission of human capital, effects of compulsory schooling laws, and historical and modern education policies. He explores topics like income inequality trends, veteran employment outcomes under the GI Bill, and family succession dynamics. His work spans both microeconomic analyses (e.g., teacher-student gender impacts) and macroeconomic frameworks (e.g., for-profit higher education markets).

Recent articles highlight his contributions to understanding systemic disparities in education resources and their long-term societal effects. His 2022 study on female teachers' influence on students' well-being and the 2024 analysis of Jim Crow-era school resource disparities exemplify his focus on equity and policy evaluation. Domnisoru has supervised at least one thesis, contributing to the next generation of economists.