Feicheng Wang

Feicheng Wang is an Assistant Professor (with tenure) at the University of Groningen's Department of Global Economics and Management (GEM), Faculty of Economics and Business. He coordinates the double degree master's programme with Fudan University. His research focuses on international economics, labour markets, and development economics, particularly exploring globalization's impacts on workers, firms, and environmental/health outcomes. He holds academic affiliations with IZA, FEB Research Institute, and GLO.

Education: PhD in International Economics (University of Nottingham, 2017), MSc (Xiamen University), BSc (Beijing Institute of Technology). Earlier roles include postdoc at University of Göttingen (2017-2022) and teaching fellowships at Nottingham University Business School China (2016-2017).

Research interests include China's trade policies, political economy of development aid, and policy shocks. Notable awards include the 2017 Chinese Labour Economists Forum Best Paper Award and the 2016 Tri-Campus Postgraduate Teaching Award.

Teaching spans courses on international trade, labour economics, and business strategy at various universities. Key grants include the JTS Grassroots Grant (2024) for AI's impact on work meaningfulness.