Michał Matusewicz

Michał Matusewicz is an Assistant Professor at the Warsaw School of Economics, affiliated with the College of Management and Finance and specifically working within the Department of Capital Markets and Behavioral Finance. He also serves as a Vice-Dean for academic governance and is a member of the Rector's Committee for Awards.

• Education: Ph.D. (Dr.) from Warsaw School of Economics

His research spans diverse areas of financial markets, behavioral finance, and regional economic development. Key interests include cryptocurrency market dynamics, Hurst exponent applications, and alternative investment strategies. He has contributed to studies on higher education administration and the day-of-the-week effect in cryptocurrency trading.

Recent work focuses on market efficiency analysis using fractal methods (2020-2021), cryptocurrency anomalies (2019), and territorial entrepreneurship support mechanisms in Poland (2023, 2025). Earlier research examined the economic implications of Poland's Eurozone accession (2005-2015) and special economic zones (2003).

As an academic administrator, he contributes to institutional governance through his roles in university senate representation (2024-2028) and the Rector's Committee for Awards. His work bridges financial theory with practical policy analysis across multiple domains.