Gosia Mitka

Gosia Mitka is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Economics & Finance at the University of St Andrews' Business School, where she also serves as Vice-Dean for Engagement, Partnerships and Social Responsibility. Her academic work is rooted in international macroeconomics and policy coordination across interconnected economies.

Her research interests include:

• International Macroeconomics
• International Trade
• Financial Stability
• Game Theory and Agent-Based Models
• Complexity of International Cooperation
• Multi-Country Policy Frameworks

The trends in her recent publications reflect a dual focus: theoretical economic modeling and applied educational innovation. Her work spans from formal analysis of tariff equilibria using game theory to interdisciplinary educational projects that enhance student teamwork and learning. She also contributes to major policy discussions, particularly around international research collaboration under Horizon Europe and gender equity in academic economics.

Her scientific contributions have been featured in media outlets and academic platforms, reflecting broader societal and academic impact. Notable activities include organizing the 'Scotland's Big Challenges' series and leading the 'Creating Impact through Entrepreneurial Education' project.

She actively mentors and collaborates across disciplines, participates in high-level academic events, and engages in public scholarship. Her leadership in educational design and international policy underscores her role as a bridge between academic research and real-world application.

She is affiliated with the following initiatives:

• Creating Impact through Entrepreneurial Education (CItEE) – Co-Principal Investigator
• Scotland's Big Challenges series – Organizing Committee Member
• Royal Economic Society Women’s Committee – Survey Contributor