Georgios Papadopoulos

Georgios Papadopoulos is an Associate Professor in Econometrics at the University of East Anglia (UEA), affiliated with the School of Economics and Applied Econometrics and Finance department. He also serves as UG Course Director and has held roles such as Employability Director (2015-2021). His teaching spans undergraduate and postgraduate econometrics, statistics, and mathematics, including modules like Introductory Econometrics (Year 2 UG) and Econometric Methods (MSc).

Education:

• Bachelor's in Economics & Business Admin (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 2000-2005)
• MSc Financial Economics (University of Essex, 2006)
• PhD in Economics (University of Essex, 2011, focused on Econometrics)

Research interests center on microeconometric applications in labor, population, and health economics, with recent attention to supply chain networks. He has explored topics like limited dependent variable models, servitization, and structural shifts in manufacturing supply chains. His work aligns with UN SDGs (though specifics are unspecified).

Advising: Active in PhD supervision focusing on microeconometric applications. Administrative contributions include leading UG curriculum development and employability initiatives. No explicit grants are listed, but his roles suggest significant institutional impact.

Labs/Teams: Member of the Applied Econometrics and Finance group. Collaborations include work with institutions in Greece (Aristotle University), the UK (University of Essex), and international partners through supply chain research.