Konstantin Pudin

Konstantin Pudin serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of National and International Security at New Bulgarian University (NBU), where he teaches within the Bachelor's Program in Civil and Corporate Security. His primary academic engagement centers on the course "Economics, Business and Security" (SECB022), reflecting his integration of economic principles with security frameworks.

His research focuses on the interdisciplinary nexus of security, economics, and business practices. Key areas include national/international security policy analysis, corporate risk management, economic dimensions of civil security infrastructure, and the interplay between business operations and security governance. This work addresses contemporary challenges in safeguarding both state and commercial interests through integrated security-economic models.

Dr. Pudin contributes to NBU's undergraduate security curriculum within the four-year Bachelor's framework, emphasizing practical applications in civil and corporate contexts. While specific student advising details and research grants aren't documented in the source material, his role involves developing security education modules that prepare students for security sector careers. The department operates within NBU's broader security studies ecosystem, though no dedicated laboratories or research teams are referenced.