Hakan Öndes

Hakan Öndes is a Lecturer in the Department of Statistics at Bandirma Onyedi Eylul University's Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences. He also serves as Deputy Dean and has held research assistant roles at Gazi University (2014-2017). His academic focus includes econometrics, panel data analysis, spatial econometrics, and environmental economics. He has advised at least one master’s thesis on economic growth factors and contributed to projects like the 'Socioeconomic and Ecological Evaluation of Amateur Fishing'. He teaches courses ranging from econometrics to artificial neural networks and has published extensively in indexed journals.

Research interests span economic growth determinants, financial development, migration patterns, and environmental policy impacts. His work frequently employs advanced statistical methods like panel data and spatial econometrics. Recent articles address financial inequality in emerging economies and suicide rate analysis in OECD countries. He has authored chapters in books such as Theory and Research in Social, Human and Administrative Sciences II (2020) and Economic Development and Financial Markets (2020).

Professional contributions include organizing regional development symposiums and serving on academic committees. His teaching portfolio includes advanced mathematics, econometrics, and quality management courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Current administrative roles include Vice Dean responsibilities and leadership in academic governance.