Luc Schneider

Dr. Luc Schneider is an LSE Fellow in Management (Decision Science) at the London School of Economics. He holds a PhD in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences from LSE (2022) and an MSc in Behavioural Economics from Erasmus School of Economics (2017). Schneider teaches undergraduate and MSc courses in Decision Science and serves as Head Tutor for LSE's online Decision Making course.

His research examines determinants of well-being and designs evidence-based well-being interventions. Current projects investigate how mind-wandering patterns, personality traits, and environmental contexts interact to affect subjective well-being. Additional research explores digital inequalities and skill development in youth populations.

Schneider's publications focus on well-being measurement frameworks and intervention efficacy. Recent work develops assessment tools for digital literacy and examines cognitive-behavioral approaches to enhance life satisfaction. His research consistently integrates behavioral science with practical policy applications.